License commands
FinalData License Agreement

FinalData License Agreement and Limited Warranty Statement

Copyright and Trademark Notice

FinalData, FinalData Standard Version, FinalData Enterprise Version, FinalData Network Version, FinalData Professional Version & Network Data Recovery (NDR) are trademarks of FINAL DATA INC. ("Licensor"). The source code of the FinalData program is copyrighted by FINAL DATA INC. NTFS, Windows, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 2000 and Windows ME are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. All other trademarks contained herein are hereby acknowledged.

License Agreement

ATTENTION: READ THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT CAREFULLY. USE OF THE SOFTWARE IS SUBJECT TO THE LICENSOR'S TERMS SET FORTH BELOW. USE OF THE SOFTWARE ALSO INDICATES YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THESE LICENSE TERMS. IF YOU DO NOT ACCEPT THESE LICENSE TERMS, YOU SHOULD PROMPTLY RETURN THE FULL PACKAGE IN AN UNOPENED FORM FOR A FULL REFUND. IF THE SOFTWARE IS BUNDLED WITH ANOTHER PRODUCT, YOU MAY RETURN THE ENTIRE UNUSED PRODUCT FOR A FULL REFUND.

Terms

1 License Grant : The Licensor grants you a license to use one copy of the Software. "Use" means installing, loading, running or displaying the Software. You are not to modify the Software or disable any licensing or the control features.

2 Copies : You may only make one copy or adaptation of the Software for archival purposes. You may not copy the Software onto any bulletin boards or any other similar systems.

3 License Fees : The license fees paid by you are paid in consideration of the licenses granted under this License Agreement. UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE, YOU HAVE PAID ONLY FOR ONE HARDDISK DRIVE'S VALUE. IF YOU HAVE PURCHASED IT OR ARE USING AN AUTHORIZED BACKUP COPY, WE, AS THE PUBLISHER AND THE DEVELOPER, DO HEREBY LICENSE YOU TO USE THIS SOFTWARE ON ONE HARDDISK DRIVE AT A TIME. UNLESS YOU HAVE PURCHASED AN ADDITIONAL LICENSE, YOU MAY NOT INSTALL IT OR ANY PORTION OF IT ON A NETWORK SERVER'S DRIVE SYSTEM. IF YOUR HARDDISK DRIVE IS NOT BOOTABLE, YOU MUST PURCHASE ANOTHER SOFTWARE SO THAT YOU CAN PERFORM THE DATA RECOVERY OF THE ORIGINAL HARDDISK DRIVE. TO AVOID FROM PURCHASING ANOTHER SOFTWARE, WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND YOU TO HAVE ANOTHER SEPARATE HARDDISK DRIVE READY WITH WINDOWS AND FINALDATA INSTALLED ALL THE TIME, SO THAT YOU CAN USE IT AS A MASTER DRIVE FOR RECOVERING DATA OF THE ORIGINAL TARGETED DRIVE. YOU MAY NOT PERFORM THE DATA RECOVERY SERVICES FOR OTHER HARDDISK DRIVES WITHOUT THE LICENSE. FURTHERMORE, YOU MAY NOT PERFORM THE COMMERCIAL DATA RECOVERY SERVICES WITHOUT PAYING FOR ITS LICENSE.

4 Term : This License Agreement is effective upon your opening of this package or receiving a serial number via e-mail from the authorized FinalData distributor and shall continue until terminated. The Licensor may terminate your license upon notice for failure to comply with any of these License Terms. Your license will automatically be terminated upon any transfer of the Software.

5 Disassembly or Decryption : You may not disassemble, reverse-engineer or recompile the Software. You may not decrypt the Software unless decryption is a necessary part of the operation of the Software.

6 Limited Warranty : Licensor warrants, for your benefit alone, for a period of 60 days from the date of commencement of this License Agreement (referred to as the "Warranty Period") that the Program Diskettes or CD-ROM in which the Software is contained are free from defects in material and workmanship. Licensor further warrants, for your benefit alone, that during the Warranty Period the Program shall operate substantially in accordance with the functional specifications in the User's Manual. If, during the Warranty Period, a defect in the Program appears, you may return the Program to the Licensor for either replacement or, if so elected by the Licensor, a refund of the amounts paid by you under this License Agreement. You agree that the foregoing constitutes your sole and exclusive remedy for breach by the Licensor of any warranties made under this Agreement. EXCEPT FOR THE WARRANTIES SET FORTH ABOVE, THE PROGRAM, AND THE SOFTWARE CONTAINED THEREIN, ARE LICENSED "AS IS," AND THE LICENSOR DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

7 Limitation of Liability : Licensor's cumulative liability to you or any other party for any loss or damages resulting from any claims, demands, or actions arising out of or relating to this Agreement, shall not exceed the license fee paid to the Licensor for the use of the Program. In no event is the Licensor or its Suppliers liable for any indirect, incidental, consequential, special, or exemplary damages or lost profits, or loss of data, even if the Licensor has been advised of the possibility of such damages. Some countries, States or provinces however, do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.

FOR CONSUMER TRANSACTIONS MADE IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND: THE WARRANTY TERMS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT, EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT LAWFULLY PERMITTED, DO NOT EXCLUDE, RESTRICT OR MODIFY AND ARE IN ADDITION TO THE MANDATORY STATUTORY RIGHTS APPLICABLE TO THE SALE OF THIS PRODUCT TO YOU.

8 Governing Law : This License Agreement shall be construed and governed in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Korea.

9 Costs of Litigation : If either party brings actions to this License Agreement against the other party regarding the subject matter hereof, the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover, in addition to any other relief granted, reasonable attorney fees and expenses of its litigation.

10 Validity : Should any court of competent jurisdiction declare any of the terms of this License Agreement void or unenforceable, such declaration shall have no effect on the remaining terms hereof.

11 No Waiver : The failure of either party to enforce any rights granted hereunder or to take action against the other party in the event of any breach hereunder shall not be deemed a waiver by that party as to subsequent enforcement of rights or subsequent actions in the event of future breaches.

Published by

FINAL DATA INC.

http://www.finaldata.com

master@finaldata.com

Copyright ¨Ï 1999-2000 FINAL DATA INC. All rights reserved.


About command
Overview

There is a recycling function to protect from deleting files by mistake in Windows 95/98/ME.

If you delete files in these systems, those files are moved into the Recycle Bin before they are practically erased from the hard disk drive. You are able to reuse those files just by retrieving them, when needed, from the Recycle Bin.

But because of the limited capacity of the hard disk drive, files in the Recycle Bin must be emptied to regain its capacity. Once emptied, there is no way to retrieve all the data back in Windows itself.

But you can retrieve most (or all) of those data back with the file recovering utility 'FinalData' in Windows.

When you emptied your sensitive files from the Recycle Bin, the operating system (Windows 95/98 and Windows ME) does not erase these files' contents from the disk - it only deletes 'references' on these files from some system tables.

Same fundamentals applies to most of the virus-attack and quick-format.

FinalData can recover your data, even if MBR (Master Boot Record), Boot Sector, FAT, or many others are corrupted. When most of the other data recovery utilities say "forget it!" FinalData will retrieve your "final data" safely, quickly, and professionally.

We strongly recommend you to install FinalData before any of the above accidents happen to your computer.

As well as many data recovery companies, many IT managers are currently using FinalData as the most effective data recovery & undelete tool in the world.


System Requirements command
System Requirements

Please check the minimum system requirements stated below. Please delete any of the demo versions before installing FinalData.

System requirements

To use FinalData for Window 95/98/ME, we recommend the following setup:

* Windows 95/98/ME

* 8MB RAM or more

* 15MB disk space (recommended)

* 10MB disk space (at least)

* 2X CD-ROM drive

* 256-color VGA resolution


Installation command
Installation

Follow these steps to install the program.

1. Start Windows.

2. Insert FinalData CD into CD-ROM drive; then, the Setup program starts automatically.

If the Setup program does not start automatically, follow the steps as below:

1. Double-click My Computer icon.

2. Double-click user's CD-ROM drive icon.

3. Double-click Setup.exe.

4. During the setup, enter the register serial number provided. Press Finish button, and then, the program is now installed.


Warning command
Caution

1. Do not install FinalData on the damaged hard disk drive. If the drive data is damaged, or if you want to recover files from it, installing FinalData will risk overwriting the deleted file; thus diminishing your chances of recovery. Therefore, we recommend you to install FinalData before any of the above accidents happen to your computer. If necessary, use the other hard disk drive as the master boot disk with Windows and FinalData installed and attach the original damaged drive as the slave to it. Use the FinalData's Executable File (FinalData.exe), which is located in CD-ROM\FinalData\FinalData.exe, only if you need to. This will run FinalData without installing it, but it does not perfectly eliminate the risk of overwriting few files. Please make sure that even though you run FinalData in this way, you would still have to recover those files to the other hard disk drive such as a:, b:, d:, and e: drive. This is for your maximum safety not to overwrite any valuable deleted files. Overall, the best way to recover any data from any drives is using the prepared master boot disk, which has Windows and FinalData installed.

2. If your hard disk drive is not bootable, you should use another hard disk drive as a master booting drive, and use the damaged hard disk drive as a slave. Therefore, we strongly recommend you to prepare an emergency hard disk drive with Windows and FinalData installed so that you can use it as a master boot disk.

3. FinalData cannot recover data from the physically damaged hard disk drive. Physically damaged hard disk drive occurs when you put it into fire, dropped it into water, and so forth.

4. If the data to recover are partially or mostly overwritten by some other files, and if the files to recover are heavily fragmented, the chance to recover these particular files are less. Overwritten files are indicated as "D", which stands for Damaged Files. Fragmented files are displayed as "F", and these files might not be legible even if you recover them.

"C"(Contiguous) stands for files that have high chances of being contiguous (not broken). These files will have good chances of recovering 100% of the data.

Overall, to prevent from further damages of your valuable data, we do recommend you not to run any Windows Explorer or any other data recovery utilities except FinalData.

Running Windows Explorer might create temporary files somewhere on your hard disk drive; thus this operation must be handled with extra care to prevent from overwriting your data.

FinalData Professional Version can recover the fragmented data due to most of the above operations. Please visit for more information on the FinalData Professional Version at http://www.finaldata.com.

5. FinalData does not write anything to the damaged hard disk drive. It is designed like that for your maximum safety. Therefore, you must save or recover your data to the other drives.

6. If the file, which has been recovered by FinalData, contains broken characters and illegible codes, this means that that particular file was previously fragmented or overwritten by some temporary files caused by the operation of Windows Explorer or other utilities. In this case, you might be able to read some or most of the file by using the Microsoft Viewers for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, and so forth. You can download these viewers for free from the official Microsoft homepages. Directly contact each developer of the applications to receive any technical assistance to read the fragmented portion of a file.


Tutorial commands
How to Recover

1. Start FinalData program. (FinalData.exe)

2. Select Open from the File menu (Ctrl+O).

(Or Click [image] in Toolbar)

3. Once you have clicked Open [image] from the File menu, choose the drive you want to restore to.

Select Physical Drive when Logical Drive cannot recognize the Drive.

4. Choose the drive where the files exist. Click the chosen chatting box.

5. The Scanning Root Directory starts to examine.

(To recover the files, which you deleted and emptied from the Recycle Bin, just click 'Cancel' and restore them. You do not need to scan the data sector if your FAT (File Allocation Table) is good. Do not waist your valuable time doing the unnecessary Disk Scan.)

6. In cases you accidentally formatted the hard disk drive, or if any virus maliciously attacked your MBR (Master Boot Record), Boot Sector, FAT, or other references, then the Disk Scan is necessary.

7. Choose the cluster you want to check, then click the OK button to perform disk search (It is designed to skip if the cluster has bad sectors. When the condition is good, you can search all.)

8. Scan Drive. (Click Cancel button to release.)

9. Choose the folder to be restored and then click Save (Ctrl+S).

(Or Click [image] in Toolbar.)

10. Decide the FAT and the folder name to be restored and then click Save (Ctrl+S).

11. To restore files that were simply deleted, use FAT1 or FAT2. In case FAT is damaged, use No FAT.

(Find and Information functions are available from the FinalData Enterprise Version and higher.)


TreeView items command
Getting Tools

	Root Dir	Root Directory
	Deleted Dir	Deleted Directories that have been deleted from the Root Dir
	Deleted Files	Deleted files that have been deleted from the Root Dir
	Lost Dir	Lost Dir are the directories found after the disk scan. These directories are not shown in the Root Dir. If the hard disk drive is damaged by viruses or by accidental format, FinalData will allocate any directories that had been lost from the Root Dir into this Lost Dir. When a directory has been deleted, it is possible to recover data of that particular directory from the Root Dir only if other data did not overwrite the directory. If the directory information is partially overwritten, you will be able to find the data from Lost Dir.
	Lost Files	When all of the directory information is damaged, but the actual data still remains, Lost Files will display any data left on the hard disk drive. Since the directory information is not available anywhere on the disk, FinalData smartly sets a temporary filename, file size using its cluster number, data format, and the file size previously set in the Properties. If necessary, you can manually change its default file size in the Properties section. Moreover, you can change all the file names and file sizes after the disk scan in Information from the File Menu. Especially, when data has been lost due to I-Explorer Worm Zip virus or something similar to it, as long as the data exist somewhere on the disk, Lost Files are the lifesaver function for you. File that can be recovered from Damaged File BIFF(Binary Interchange File Format) File Format (This is available from the FinalData Enterprise Version and higher.)
	Searched Files	Files and directory list found from the Find function. (This is available from the FinalData Enterprise Version and higher.)


BIFF File Format commands
BIFF(Binary Interchange File Format) File Format

The common Microsoft applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, Visual Basic, or Visio use BIFF(Binary Interchange File Format).  In addition, some Windows applications such as 3DS(3D Studio) use BIFF.

FinalData can recover these files from .DOC Folder of [image] Lost Files.

In order to open these files after recovery, simply change its file-extension name(.DOC) into .XLS, .PPT, .PUB, .VSD, .VSS, or .MAX.

You do not need to change the file-extension name if it is a Microsoft Word Document.  Once the correct file-extension name is entered, you will be able to open and read the file.  The file-size which was used temporarily to recover the file will be corrected automatically after you open and save the file from the applications.


Recoverable Files commands
File Formats which can be recovered from Lost Files

FinalData Enterprise Version and above will recover the following file formats via Lost Files, even though most of the directory reference are damaged.

.AVI	AVI
.BMP	BMP
.CDR	Corel Draw
.DAT	Moving pictures with sound
.DBF	Dbase III database files
.DBX	DBX
.DOC	BIFF(Binary Interchange File Format) File Format
.DWG	Autocad
.DXF	DXF
.EML	EML
.GIF	GIF
.HTM	HTML
.HWP	Korean Word Processor
.JPG	Jpeg
.MBX	Outlook Express mail data
.IDX	Outlook Express mail index
.MBX(Eudora)	Eudora mail
.MBX(Netscape)	Netscape mail
.MDB	Microsoft Access database format
.MID	Midi
.MOV	Quicktime Movie
.MP3	MP3
.MPG	Mpeg
.PBL	Power Builder database format
.PCT	PICT
.PCX	PCX
.PDF	Acrobat Reader
.PSD	Photoshop picture
.SF2	SF2
.RM	Real Audio
.RTF	RTF
.tar	Unix tar compression format
.tar.gz	Unix tar.gz compression format
.TGA	TGA
.TIF	TIF
.WAB	WAB
.WAV	Sound format
.WMF	WMF
.WRK	Cakewalk
.ZIP	ZIP compression format

Since there are numerous applications in the world, FinalData Enterprise Version 1.0 and above will only extract the most popular file types.  Upon the popular demand, FINAL DATA INC. will eventually increase the number of file types to extract.

Please visit http://www.finaldata.com for added file types and the upgrade patch file.


How to Recover commands
It describes how to recover the data when the following situations arise.

1. You simply deleted files and emptied the Recycle bin.

2. A portion of directory info is overwritten by other data after deletion of directory.

3. When you Quick-formatted.

4. The drive is unrecognizable due to virus' infection or Fdisk.

5. The new format is different from the previous format.

6. Windows is damaged and not bootable


Recover1 commands
When you simply deleted files an emptied the recycle-bin

Select Open (Ctrl+O) from the File Menu.

(Or click [image] in Toolbar.)

Select the drive to recover.

Select the drive, and start directory scan.

If you know the directory location of the file where you originally deleted, you do not need to scan the directory. Just press Cancel and go to [image] Root Dir and save the file from the original directory.

If you do not remember where the file was originally located, finish the directory scan, and look for the file from [image] Deleted Dir or [image] Deleted Files.


Recover2 commands
When a portion of directory info is overwritten by other data after deletion of the directory

Click Open [image] from the File menu.

And select the drive to recover.

After the directory scanning is complete, the [image] Lost Dir and [image] Lost Files will display anything that was left on the hard disk drive.

 Lost Dir will display directories and files that are less damaged, and [image] Lost Files will show files that are severely damaged including directory information. If the data were completely overwritten, it is theoretically impossible to recover those data. If a file is partially overwritten, FinalData Professional Version can recover any leftover portions.

 Lost Files is available in FinalData Enterprise Version and higher.


Recover3 commands
When you quick-formatted

Click Open [image] from the File menu, and select the drive to recover.

The Scan Disk starts searching for any lost directories and files.

Select files from [image] Lost Dir and save them.


Recover4 commands
When the drive is unrecognizable due to virus' infection or Fdisk

Click Open [image] from the File menu and select Physical Drive.

Choose the drive, and click OK. It will automatically start finding the appropriate partitions.

When a partition is deleted by F disk, the Find Partition will recover the original partition, provided you did not create any other partition over it. In addition, when a disk is divided into several partitions, and MBR (Master Boot record) is damaged, the Find Partition function will recover them, provided the partition information of the second and beyond are good.

Once the Find Partition finds partitions which can be recovered, simply choose one. Then the physical drive will be recognized as normal drive and you will be able to recover 100% of the data.

When the partition cannot be found, simply use Find Format by using sector range function.

If the format found is correct, just check its format. This will register all the data within the disk to the [image] Lost Dir.

When Scan Disk is completed, click [image] Lost Dir in the left window; then the right window will display all the files that were found. Simply save whatever is needed.


Recover5 commands
When the new format is different from the previous format

Click Open [image] then select Physical Drive.

Choose the drive and click Find Format. Then determine the sector range.

The Find Format will search the format information within the selected range.

Just check when the format is correct, and FinalData will register all the data within the format range into [image] Lost Dir.

After the disk scanning is complete, click [image] Lost Dir, and save the data you want onto the other drive.


Recover6 commands
When Windows is damaged and not bootable

1. FindData can be run under Windows. Therefore use the other hard disk drive with Windows and FinalData installed as a master booting disk, and attach the original damaged drive as the slave drive (D:,E:, ...). WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND YOU TO HAVE ANOTHER SEPARATE HARDDISK DRIVE READY WITH WINDOWS AND FINALDATA INSTALLED ALL THE TIME, SO THAT YOU CAN USE IT AS A MASTER DRIVE FOR RECOVERING DATA OF THE ORIGINAL TARGETED DRIVE.

2. If you have the network card on the data drive, you can run DosSlave from it and recover from the other master server, which has FinalData Enterprise Network Execution Program. This world-wide patent pending NDR (Network Data Recovery), can be very useful in recovering the data of any slave drives connected to the Master of FinalData Enterprise Network.

How to Recover Data via Network(NDR (Network Data Recovery) is only available from the FinalData Enterprise Network Version and higher.)


How to Recover Data via Network

FinalData Enterprise Network Version and FinalData Professional Version have NDR (Network Data Recovery) function using TCP/IP or IPX/SPX protocols. In order to use NDR, the hard disk drive (Slave Drive) that contains the data must be connected to a network using either WinSlave or DosSlave. The Master Server with FinalData Enterprise Network (or Professional Master) can recover the data of Slave Drive.

The simple way to use NDR is as follows:

1. Run WinSlave.exe or DosSlave.exe from the Slave Drive with data.

a) To run WinSlave, Windows and TCP/IP network must be properly installed on the Slave Drive.

Installing TCP/IP network from Windows

b) If Windows is corrupted due to virus and others, run DOS and run DosSlave.exe from the Slave Drive. Please make sure that IPX/SPX network is previously installed before running DosSlave.exe.

Running IPX/SPX driver from DOS mode

2. From the Master Drive or the Host, run FinalData.exe.

To connect to the Slave Drive on network, the Master Drive (Host) must also have TCP/IP or IPX/SPX protocols.

Installing TCP/IP from Windows

Installing IPX/SPX from Windows

3. From FinalData menu, click File-Open Network Drive.

4. Choose WinSlave or DosSlave, and enter the IP address and password of the Slave Drive.

5. When the IP address and password are correct, you are now connected to the Slave Drive. From then on, you can easily recover the data of the Slave Drive from the Master Drive (Host).

(NDR (Network Data Recovery) is only available from the FinalData Enterprise Network Version and higher.)


Installing TCP/IP from Windows

1. Install the proper adapter of your network card. When a modem is used, install proper modem connection adapter. This adapter is the same as the one used to access Internet.

2. From Windows, run Network in the Control Panel.

3. After clicking Add from Network, select and install TCP/IP of Microsoft.

4. Enter IP address and others from Network's Registration Information.


Running IPX/SPX driver from DOS mode

1. Run DOS.

2. Run lsl.com.

3. Run the network adapter driver for DOS that is supplied with the network card.

Generally, when the network adapter driver is started, a frame type is displayed. Use the same frame type (ex: ETHERNET_802.3) on the Master Drive's frame type selection.

If there is any problem with the driver when installing it, verify and confirm whether the network adapter driver is the correct one for your network card.

4. Run ipxodi.com.

5. After installing ipxodi, you are now ready to run DosSlave.exe of FinalData' NDR (Network Data Recover). Simply run DosSlave from it. Run FinalData Enterprise Network (or the Professional) Version from the Master Drive (Host), and recover the data of Slave Drive.


Installing TCP/IP from Windows

1. Install the proper adapter of your network card. When a modem is used, install proper modem connection adapter. This adapter is the same as the one used to access Internet.

2. Run Network from Windows' Control Panel.

3. After clicking Add from Network, select and install TCP/IP of Microsoft.

4. Enter IP address and others from Network's Registration Information.


Installing IPX/SPX from Windows

1. Install the proper adapter of your network card.

2. Run Network from Windows' Control Panel.

3. After clicking Add from Network, select and install IPX/SPX compatible protocol of Microsoft.

4. Choose the same frame type of Slave Drive from the Network's Registration Information/Advanced Option.


Find commands
Find

Select Find from the File menu

(Or, Click [image] in Toolbar.)

Enter the file name to find and then press Enter.

Use * and ? to enter the files pattern (i.e.: *.ppt, *.doc, or filename.*)

When the searching is done, press [image] Find in the left window, then simply [Save] the file.

(Find function is available from the FinalData Enterprise Version and higher.)


Information commands
Information

Select Information from the File Menu.

Change the file size of the specific file, if necessary.

This Information can be used when the file size needs to be adjusted from [image] Lost Files.

The [image] Lost Files category has a powerful function when the directory reference is severely damaged. It uses the temporary file size that has been set in the Preference since the files do not contain any size references. If the original file size is greater than the temporary file size set manually, you may change its size to any value greater than that, and Save.

If most of the file size to recover is greater than the default size, simply increase the Default file size from the Preferences.

(Information function is available from the FinalData Enterprise Version and higher.)


Preference commands
Preference

1. Column Tab

Click Preferences in the Menu bar. Check or uncheck the display type.

In Column Tab, you can set Short name, Status, Cluster, Size, Creation date, Modified date, Access date and Type.

2. File list Tab

In File list Tab. it decides if the first character, which has been deleted, is 1 byte or 2 bytes (oriental character). Choose Automatic if both characters are common. You can manually change the deleted, first character. When saved, the first character will appear the same as you have changed it.

Default file size sets the file sizes of the Lost Files. The Lost Files are the files that were left somewhere in the disk without any directory information. They contain no filenames and file sizes; therefore, the Default file size will temporarily set their sizes. If any files you would like to recover are greater than 1 mega-byte, simply change its value.

(Default file size function is available from the FinalData Enterprise Version and higher.)

If you check Use system icons, you will see the same type of icons in Windows Explorer.

If unchecked, FinalData uses its own icons to easily discriminate the file conditions.


Contact commands
Technical Support

Technical Assistance of FinalData can be obtained from the Authorized FinalData Distributors in your country.

To see the list of the Authorized FinalData Distributors near you, or to contact the Developer and Publisher of FinalData, please see the official FinalData website at:

FINALDATA INC.

Homepage:

http://www.finaldata.com

E-Mail:

master@finaldata.com