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Quick Recovery for DBASE - DBF Recovery Software

Quick Recovery for DBASE is DBF recovery software; it has been rated as the best dbf data recovery software it recovers & repairs corrupted DBF database files, damaged due to following reasons and displays error messages such as - unexpected system shutdown, virus corruption, software corruption.

Quick Recovery for DBF is required due to the following events:

  • Corrupted header
  • Unrecognized Database Format
  • Virus attack
  • Human errors
Product
DBF Recovery Software
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Features of Quick Recovery for DBF
  • Recovers deleted DBF files from crashed & formatted HDD.
  • Repairs Corrupt DBF table.
  • Repair .DBF files with memo or binary data fields stored in DBT files.
  • Support for batch repairing of DBF files.
  • Unique Guided File Excavation Technology (GFETch) used.
  • Unicode multiple lingual support.
  • Almost all dBase file components like, column name, table name, indexes, column data type and primary keys can be restored by it.
System Requirements
  • Supports FoxBASE, FoxPro, Visual FoxPro, dbase III, dbase IV, dbase 5 for dos, dbase 5 for Windows.
  • Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2003 and 2000
  • 800 MHZ processor or higher
  • RAM
    • 256 MB (Windows XP)
    • 1 GB (Windows 7 & Vista)
  • 50 MB available hard disk space

To run Quick Recovery for DBASE in Windows 7 & Vista follow the steps below:

  • Install Quick Recovery for DBASE . Right click on Quick Recovery for DBASE icon from desktop & choose “Run as administrator”. Or users can
  • Go to Start menu > Programs > Quick Recovery > Quick Recovery for DBASE & Right click Quick Recovery for DBASE & choose “Run as administrator”.

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