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6. Recovering CD/DVD/BD Data |
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7. Additional features |
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8. FAQs |
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9. Customer Support |
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Annex A Controls and dialog boxes |
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A.4. Preferences |
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Key features.
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Intensive
disc scan for particular data. For example, it searches for an
email address on a disc regardless of what file the mail may be in.
To activate the search window, just click the Examine
Sectors button in Other Tools section of Side Bar, or select
the same command in the Tools menu.
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You can stop a search in any time, view intermediate results and
continue the process where you left it before.
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Sector
View allows you to display the disc sectors in the Text,
Binary, Hexadecimal/Text or Unicode mode. There is no requirement
that the sectors belong to a file - any sector on the disc can be
displayed. Just click View sector button in the Examine Disc
Sectors dialog shown above. There is no limitation to view the
sector data only in a single window - multiple Sector View
dialogs can be open at the same time.
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To move between sectors you can either use the arrows to the right
of the sector number, or you can enter a sector number and press
the Enter key, or just paste a new sector number from the
clipboard. You can simply adjust the font size under the View tab
in order to get more comfortable view. Copy and Print
options are also available under the Export tab.
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Direct
examination of the content of selected file from the main
window. To view file content, just select a file in the main window
and click the Examine Sectors button in Other Tools section
of Side Bar. Or, right click the file name and select Examine
Sectors from the pop-up menu.
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You can find a particular data (text), using a set of options under
the Search tab. The information can be also displayed in the
Text, Binary, Hexadecimal/Text or Unicode mode with font size
adjustment. The data pane can be also resized and
scrolled.
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