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Digital MediaRescue Professional 4.4.1

Developer:	Regall LLC
Program name:	Digital MediaRescue Professional 4.4.1
License:	Shareware (39.95)
OS:	WinXP/NT 4.x/2000/2003
Size:	1.73Mb
Description:	Recover lost MP3, WMA, JPEG, PNG, GIF, AVI, MOV, WAV, MIDI and other multimedia files from a host of multimedia devices ranging from digital camcoders, digital still cameras, digital audio recorders, PDAs, mobile phones to PC hard drives.

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