Doc Recovery Tool 5.1

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Virus infection can corrupt your Doc file at any point of time? If you are also suffering from virus infection, you can do recovery of Word file in just a few clicks. It is possible with SysTools Word Recovery. It removes all the errors like "Document will not open and prompt you like "The document name or path is not valid. Try these suggestions...". At this moment you have to think about that how to recover damaged word file?. SysTools Word Recovery Software helps you to recover your corrupt data instantly. Recovery Word File Software helps to repair word file with all of its objects like tables, bullets, charts, drawings, texts, diagrams, borders etc in original format. Software can help you to repair your corrupt word file with three different modes. Quick Recovery, Image Recovery, Salvage Recovery: Quick Recovery for minor corruption, Image Recovery for repair images and Salvage Recovery for heavy damage. If you are unable to recover your data using Quick Mode than you can recover those data using Salvage Recovery Mode. You can choose one of them according to your need. Software runs successfully with all versions of windows such as Win 98/2000/2002/2003/2007/vista etc. Software converts corrupt Word file into RTF, HTML and Text format. To know the working of this software, you can try Demo version of SysTools Word Recovery Software at free of cost. Demo version will help you to show the preview of repaired content but doesn't allow the user to save the repaired word file. To save the repaired content of your file, you have to purchase license version of word Recovery Tool at reasonable price at $45.To know more details about software so you can contact our technical support staff at any time 24x7.

System Requirements:

Pentium II 400 MHz, 64 MB RAM, Minimum 10 MB Space

Program Release Status: Major Update
Program Install Support: Install and Uninstall

Doc Recovery Tool Version History:

Doc Recovery Tool 5.1 added on: 18-02-2011 - actual version