We develop software which extends and enhances your ability to work efficiently. Our first product is TimeTravelerTM.
It is a Windows Explorer bar that allows you to look at your documents,
files and folders as they were at previous times. The bar presents a
timeline populated with ticks called points-in-time. You can bring
Windows Explorer back in time by moving the yellow thumb, or time
cursor, to a point-in-time. When a new point is selected, TimeTraveler
translates the address from the Explorer address bar into its
equivalent at the selected time so Explorer displays the folders and
files from that time. You can thereafter use Explorer to navigate the
folders at the selected time, open files at that time or copy and paste
files from that time into the present for recovery purposes, etc. All
non-modifying operations provided by Windows Explorer are available for
points-in-time. When a point-in-time is selected Windows Explorer
displays the files and folders exactly as they were at the time.
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Another
slick feature of TimeTravelerTM is "Compare Points-in-time". You select
two points-in-time then click "Compare Points-in-times" from the context menu of your Explorer selection. TimeTravelerTM opens up the best comparison tool that it can find on your
machine for the selection and shows the two versions of the file side by
side. For example, a Word document selection would launch Office Word in comparison mode.
With TimeTravelerTM you can:
Clearly see all the points-in-time stored on your disk(s)
Distinguish whether a point-in-time is a Windows restore point or not
Know if the file or folder selected in Explorer was modified at a point-in-time
Display all the files and folders as they were at a point-in-time
Look at previous versions of your documents, files and folders
Compare different versions of your documents, files and folders
Recover previous versions of your documents, files and folders
Understand your disks' usage including Volume Shadow Copy storage
Configure Volume Shadow Copy storage
Delete points-in-time
Create points-in-time
Schedule points-in-time
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TimeTraveler set at Now. This is the usual Explorer presentation.
TimeTraveler set at a prior point-in-time. Notice the 'Date Modified' on the selection.
Orange point-in-time and selected time are used for comparison.
Windows Word showing the differences between the two points-in-time for the selected file.
TimeTravelerTM is available on all Editions of Windows Vista and on Windows 7.