Monday, March 19, 2007

DocRepair v3.00 - software data recovery

DocRepair - Recover your corrupted Microsoft Word document and file in minutes.


Product Description (v3.00)
DocRepair is a professional file recovery software for corrupted Microsoft® Word files and documents. DocRepair can recover and restore corrupted, damaged, or unopenable Word files. DocRepair works for documents created by Microsoft® Word 6.0, Word 95, 97, 2000, XP, 2003 and Word 2007 for Windows, Word For Mac, and more.
Rescues most unopenable Microsoft Word files, and makes them openable.
Resolves "The document name or file path is not valid" problem.
Fixes problems in which the file opens, but Microsoft Word hangs.
Recovers corrupted document file from damaged disk, bad sectors, or media failure.

Free Download and Try DocRepair Demo Version

User Testimonials
1.Congratulations on the excellent product "Docrepair"! You guys have saved me and our project team lots of time and money. - J. Lawrence, Lowell, MA, US
2. A large word document won't open and kept telling "the document name or file path is not valid". Your software worked like a charm. The paper is due tomorrow, docrepair program is really a lifesaver. I appreciate it and I will definitely recommend and use your products in the future!! - Debra Ward, Gloucester, UK

DocRepair Key Features
-Supports Microsoft Word 2007, XP, 2000, 97, 95, 6.0, 2.0 for Windows, and Word for Mac.
-Supports unicode and multi-language and international character sets.
-Supports document structural damage situation, such as an invalid path or permissions.
-Supports disk physical damage or bad sectors situations.
-Easy to use and fully automatic with our quick wizard!
-Provides different internal algorithms for different Word versions and damage situations.
-Supports most available content retrieval, text content and tables, and more.

System Requirements
Microsoft Windows 95, NT 4.0, 98, 2000, ME, XP, 2003, or VistaPersonal computer with 32 MB RAM2 MB free hard disk space


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