Stephen

You might never read this.

But anyway.
I did the same test twice with a ZZ.folder with a jpg and a gif in it.
It restored the pictures flawlessly.

And yes:it does *not* restore items that are still in recycle bin
(because they are not really deleted yet)
:)

The standard version here has save enabled, but calls mama and annoys you to get the spendier version.

But it needs no codes, it’s self contained.

As far as I can see, save the extracted install file and you can probably reinstall later anytime, they figure to just let it annoy people into buying pro and make money long-term that way.

for me, rotsa ruck.

If it works well for you, though, I’d suggest doing just that. It’s probably related to the card/camera combination.

It’s clear that some people get *much* better results than I did, while some probably get worse, which is why now I know have a need, I’m keeping at *least* 3 programs that do the best job on *my* cards ready to do restore *and will use then all each time* if needed to make sure I get as much recovered as possible.

Even in the field, using my laptop, which stinks at usb 1.1 rates. At least I have 2 cards (and will get more) so I can keep shooting while recovering the other- sort of like carrying spare batteries.

If the first one finds all that I know I shot, maybe I’ll stop there.

Just my opinion, it’s worth what it cost you.

The Grouser