NTFS Data Recovery Toolkit (formerly called NTFS Recovery Toolkit, and NTFS Data Recovery for short) is a set of tools (Disk Editor, Partition Manager, Partition Recovery and File Recovery) that mainly used to analyze and recovery the problem and files on NTFS disk partitions. It supports both 'Manual' and 'Automated' modes to recover data that has been accidentally deleted or lost.

When you make real-time operation demonstrations on computer through a projector or a large screen, you may encounter such awkward situation: Because the mouse pointer is too small, no audience can see it or at least it's difficult to notice its precise location, even a bit hard to find where it is for yourself - you have to locate it depending on moving the mouse. In cases like this, PointerStick can completely solve your problem.

First of all, not all of the wonderful music you heard can be bought or downloaded from somewhere. Then, if I said the background music of a lot of games (especially the ones categorized in adventure type) are really awesome, I think most game players will agree. So how to get them out from games for direct play or collection? This case, third-party tools are almost always required, and of which, a game audio extractor is preferred. As for recording game music, that's just a remedy way.

Mozart Music Dice Game is an interesting, enlightening aleatoric music (AKA: aleatory music or chance music) generator - based on Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's musical dice game theory. Although the structure of this small app is simple, the idea it expresses about the philosophical essence of aleatoric music in the 20th century is clear and profound.

You may have such needs: to create a multi-system bootable USB drive or ISO image; to install multiple operating systems via a single USB storage device; to boot and direct run, use multiple operating systems from only one USB drive; to create a Live Linux CD or Rescue CD, and so on. If it is a similar situation, then XBoot can meet your requirements.