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Zmeil 2.1

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Tool for recovering deleted email messages or messages from the corrupt mail databases, in case of accidental deletion, or database corruption caused by software problem, or a power spike. Works with multiple email clients.

Requires: Microsoft Outlook, Express or Thunderbird

Self Image 1.2.1

Trial Software
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Make an image file of a hard disk or hard disk partition, and can restore an image back to any drive or partition that doesn't have open files. Useful for making backups. Unlike dd for Windows (or cygwin), SelfImage is capable of creating an image of a partition that is currently in use.

Requires: Windows 98SE, 2000, Me or XP

IDrive Online Backup Classic 3.2.1

Trial Software
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Online backup technology that will give you 2 GB of space for free. Features include Automatic Backup, True Archiving, Versioning, Continuous Backup, Mapped Drive Backup and Web-based Backup Management. Store your photos, documents and other important data.

Requires: Windows 2000, XP or Vista

DiskInternals Mail Recovery

Trial Software
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How will you respond to the electronic disaster? The usual undelete and data recovery methods likely wonÆt help you restore the email database in its entirety, and your mail program will refuse opening a corrupted or incomplete email database.

Requires: Outlook, Vista Mail, Thuderbird, Bat or others

Comodo Backup 1.0.4

Freeware

Complete file and folder duplication to local / network drives, FTP servers and CD/DVD re-writers; intelligent incremental backups; e-mail reporting; extensive report logs; real time back ups with 'synchronization' mode; advanced rule-based filtering; flexible scheduling of backups and more.

Requires: Windows 2000, XP or Vista

Microsoft Image Resizer

Freeware

If you have a number of photos or images that you need resizing to a particular size, then it's best to process them in one go. This free MIcrosoft PowerToy will resize one or many image files with a right-click. Just select the size of the result.

Requires: Windows 98SE, 2000, Me or XP