Description :
Microsoft OneNote is used by hundreds of thousands of users for taking quick notes, storing small text excerpts and saving intermediate information to be used in other programs later on. Since this information can be quite diverse and important, damage of OneNote data can create all kinds of problems for its owners. Therefore, if you use this software a lot and have already faced the problem of data recovery, you know how hard it is to get your information back after incidents involving data corruption. So if you want to be well-prepared for such incidents in the future and be able to get yourself back on track in minutes, you should get yourself a copy of Recovery Toolbox for OneNote!
Recovery Toolbox for OneNote is a compact, easy to use and straightforward tool that enables you to quickly restore data from damaged Microsoft OneNote files (stored in the .one format). The interface of the program is highly intuitive and does not require any previous recovery experience or deep knowledge in the IT field - all the user has to do is follow simple on-screen instructions. The recovery process consists of just three simple steps - selection of the damaged source file, file analysis and image extraction and, finally, saving of the recovered data to the specified output folder. The program enables you to manually select the data elements to be extracted by checking boxes next to them on the list of recoverable elements. The overall duration of the process depends solely on the size of the file being recovered and the speed of the user's computer. The demo version does not recover any data, instead just showing you a list of elements that can be recovered. To remove this limitation, just purchase the full version of the program.
Recovery Toolbox for OneNote is a super-compact, fast and always efficient tool with a 1-2-3 approach to restoring damaged data. Even if you are not a data recovery guru, it will help you solve your data corruption problems in no time!
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