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There are no software drivers to

install—it is plug and show. It

comes with microscope adapter

included. You can purchase a

optional light box for viewing

35mm slides or negative film as

positive images. Other features

include:

•

Menu which lets you select

automatic or manually change

the amount of brightness, con

trast, white balance, exposure

(flicker)

•

Switch between text and

graphic mode

•

Image mirroring

•

Image reverse

•

Change image to Negative /

Black and White / Color

•

Night View lights up the im

age so you can see it better

•

Freeze image on screen

•

On-screen presentation timer

AverVision300 is sold directly

from AVerMedia (408) 263-3828

http://www.aver.com

The cost is $999. They have

other units with less zoom (4x)

and effect down to $499. It comes

with a three-year parts and labor

warranty. It is the type thing if you

need it when you will see this

you’ll want it right away. By the

way, I checked some other

document cameras and they were

more than double the cost.

File Rescue Plus™ 3.0

from Software Shelf

by Terry Currier

File Rescue Plus 3.0 is designed to recover files which have been deleted. It will

work on an NTFS, FAT32, FAT16, or FAT12 formatted drive. It will work on

removable drives, including 3.5 floppy, Zip, and Jazz. It will also work on digital

camera media if the computer can see it as another drive. It can recover files

emptied from the Recycle Bin, or deleted from the command line. For digital

camera media, it will work on Flash Media, CompactFlash, SmartMedia, Secure

Digital, and Memory Stick.

Reminder: a deleted file is not truly gone. When you delete a file you are

telling the operating system it can now use the space the file was taking up. But

the file is still there until overwritten. Therefore your best chance to recover a file

accidentally or otherwise deleted is to try and get it back as soon as possible. Ergo

it also helps to have such a program already installed ahead of such an event,

since installing the recovery program afterward could overwrite the needed file.

There could be a

situation where the

software cannot be

installed on a computer

system. In that case, you

can use the files they

give you, Undelete.exe

and Unicows.dll, on a

floppy disk and run it

from the floppy drive.

When you first run

the File Rescue Plus

program a screen is

presented asking you

what you want it to look

for (scan mode). The choices are: look for deleted files, a cluster scan which

recovers files from a quick formatted or virus damage drive, or a picture rescue to

recover digital image files from a computer or digital camera media. After that it

will ask you what drive you want scanned, and if you want to look at all deleted

files. You can narrow the scan and look for a specific type only such as Microsoft

Word files.

A list of all the files it found deleted is presented. Select what you want to

undelete from that list. You can save the scanned list, but not the scan. If you

realize you needed another file, you will have to restart File Rescue and rerun the

scan. The scan is very quick. It took less than a minute to scan my drive. The scan

came up with a list of 558 deleted files. Now this was before I emptied the recycle

bin and defragged, which I thought was a lot. It literally looks at everything

which the you or system deleted. Any file you moved to another folder is a copy

from one and delete from the other. Open and close the file, the system creates a

link file. File Rescue Plus will lists them all. Files which are updated, such as

when you go on-line and the index files are changed, will be listed. Files which I

just looked at in ACDsee were listed as deleted files, which they were not. Even

just starting up AOL or Namo WebEditor caused it to list the all the associated

files as if they were deleted. That would be something I wish would be corrected,

that it would not be so sensitive.

The list presented to you includes the file name, what folder it was deleted

from, size, date last modified and, most important, the condition of the file. You

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