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Getting started DiskImage 7 Professional launches with a simple Start Page, which warns you that you've not run a backup yet, and offers an "Image now" button to help resolve the situation. Choose this option and you'll launch a Drive Image backup with the current default settings, which are also displayed for your review, and if you're happy then clicking "Start" will begin the backup process. A very quick start for PC novices. The DiskImage Start Screen points you quickly in the direction of key program functions If you need more control, though, you can also click the "Drive Imaging" option to launch a manual image backup. And selecting a drive, followed by the "Add as job" option allows you to configure more details about your image backup. There's a fairly basic scheduler, for example (this can run backups once or on defined days of the week, but not on events, like logging on); you can define the destination folder for the backup, and its file name; and there are options to run particular commands before and after the backup is complete, as well as send email notification of backup successes or failures. Unusually, though, creating a job alone doesn't define every aspect of the backup. To set it up properly you must also choose or create a "profile", where you can decide options such as its compression method, encryption settings, exclude filters (file types - *.tmp, say - you don't want in the image), imaging method, and more. At first this can seem confusing. We spent far longer than usual trying to find out where to set various settings, and this indirect approach does mean it can take a while to configure everything to suit your needs. If you prefer your backup software to stay simple, though, you'll appreciate the fact that DiskImage Professional keeps its more advanced options at a safe distance. And of course separating these settings from your backup jobs does greatly improve your flexibility. If you need to temporarily encrypt your backups to protect some work documents you're editing, say, there's no need to change every job: just switch to a profile where encryption is enabled, and in a 2 or 3 clicks you're sorted. File backups Drive image backups are great, but sometimes it's enough to just back up a few files and folders, and so it's good to know that DiskImage 7 Professional can handle that, too. The File Backup tool is a little basic The program's approach to this task is familiar and fairly basic. You've seen it before, many times: the program displays an Explorer-like tree of your files and folders, and you simply check the box next to everything you'd like to preserve. After which the process continues more or less as it does with image backups. And so you could simply launch a file backup right now, in just a couple of clicks, or use the "Add as Job" or Profile options to define scheduling, encryption, compression settings and more. All this certainly works well enough. And the files are only zipped up, too (if you've enabled compression at all), so you don't need DiskImage to restore any or all of your archives, should you need them. Any ZIP tool (or even Windows) will provide what you need. The file backup module is still a little limited, though, not really even up to the standards of the best of breed freeware, and it would definitely benefit from some extra intelligence. Some presets to help protect your Firefox profiles, Outlook Inbox or other common backup sources would be welcome, for instance. Maybe next time. Easy restore If disaster strikes at a later date than DiskImage 7 Professional offers several ways to restore your files. The program can mount your backup image as a drive, for instance. It'll appear in Explorer as a drive, just as any other, and you can freely copy files and folders from the backup to wherever you like. It's easy to restore anything from individual files to entire hard drives And you can also simply restore an entire partition or drive image from within the program. Restoring the system partition is a little more complex, of course. But DiskImage 7 has made some big steps forward in this area, in particular with its new ability to create a bootable Windows-based CD or USB flash drive of O&O DiskImage (with some other useful troubleshooting tools thrown in for good measure). If your PC won't boot for some reason, launch it from this, instead, and the program will be able to restore a system partition backup and hopefully get everything working again. And O&O also emphasise that DiskImage 7 Professional now supports EFI/UEFI, as well as BIOS systems. Some of the disk imaging competition (Macrium Reflect, for instance) remain a little ahead in this area, by for example providing the option to install a bootable recovery environment on your hard drive, which you can launch quickly and without the hassle of recovery discs. DiskImage's new ability to create recovery discs means it's really not that far behind, though, and in general the program should handle all your restoration requirements with ease. Extras If everything we've described so far still isn't quite enough, then no problem. DiskImage 7 Professional has plenty of extra features and functionality waiting to be uncovered. DiskImage comes with lots of useful bonus tools and extras The program has good virtual drive (VHD) support, for instance. It can restore drives directly from a VHD file, and there's support for converting VHDs to and from standard O&O images (OMG files). We'd like VMware and VirtualBox support, too, but this is a useful start. The program can also help you burn images to CD, DVD or Blu-ray files, as well as mount ISO files as drives. DiskImage can help you manage your backup images by merging them (you can combine incremental images into the base to effectively create an up-to-date base image). And the program includes one or two interesting, more advanced tweaks which you won't often find elsewhere. If you're rolling out a system image across multiple networked PCs, for instance, then normally you'll have immediate problems as they'll all have the same SID (Security Identifier) and computer name. But here you'll be able to use DiskImage's Change Computer Identity option to give each PC a new SID and name: very quick and easy. Thoughts O&O DiskImage 7 Professional isn't the perfect drive imaging tool, then. The way your backup settings are spread around the system can be a little confusing, at least initially; backup performance was only average in our tests (around 10% slower than Macrium Reflect); its file backup option is rather basic; and this latest release isn't exactly packed with new features. Still, you really can start your backups with the absolute minimum of clicks; once you understand the "job" and "profile" system then it's really very flexible; and even if the main addition here is really just the ability to create a bootable disc from within the program, that's still a very welcome addition which makes a major difference to the application's usability. And so, while it's not for everyone, if you're looking for an imaging tool then there are more than enough reasons here to have O&O DiskImage 7 Professional on your shortlist. And it's worth taking the trial edition for a spin, just to see how the program could suit you.

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Explorer has been a part of Windows for many years and over time it has gradually changed and developed. The current versions is somewhat lacking in the toolbar buttons department, and this is something that Better Explorer aims to address. The app features a ribbon style interface that is not dissimilar to Microsoft Office and the more recent preview versions of Windows 8 and the tabbed method of working with multiple windows that has become standard practice in web browser is also present here. Should you decide that the ribbon is a little intrusive to have on display at all times – or you are working on a smaller screened laptop where space is at a premium – it can be quickly hidden when needed, but it is never far away when you need to access it. When activated, the toolbar provides access to a number of useful options including copying the path of the currently selected item and the ability to invert the current selection. The tabbed interface is a joy to work with and the  overall look of the program is impressive. It should be noted that this is currently an alpha version and it is not yet feature complete. Stability can also not be guaranteed, but even at this relatively early stage it is possible to see that this is shaping up to be an impressive tool. Whether you are yearning for little features that used to be found in Explorer or simply want to see if there is a more effective tool than Explorer, this is well worth taking a look at. You can find out more and download a free copy of the program by paying a visit to the Better Explorer review page.

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If, like us, you've tried more than your share of image editors, then you'll know many of them are depressingly similar. Especially when it comes to filters. All too many developers seem to think they can get by with a simple sharpen, blur, emboss and so on, when most users now expect far, far more. Fortunately there are also plenty of image editors which manage to deliver plenty of filtering power, though - and the Java-based Pixelitor is a particularly interesting example. Its compact size (the entire program is contained within a single 1.04MB JAR file) suggested we shouldn't expect too much, but the reality proved very different - it's packed with essential filtering functionality. Click Filter > Blur/ Sharpen, for instance, and you're presented with no less than seven blur options (Gaussian, Smart, Box, Fast, Lens, Motion, Spin and Zoom). And each of these in turn can be tweaked in various ways. Choose the Lens blur, say, and you're able to set the radius, sides of the aperture, bloom factor, bloom threshold, or even enable a "high-pass sharpening" option. (And if you've no idea what a particular group of settings mean then you can always just keep clicking the handy Randomize button until the preview window shows you results you like.) It's only around 1MB in size, but Pixelitor still manages to squeeze in a host of powerful image editing tools There are some useful distortion filters, too. "Pinch, Bulge, Twirl" presents plenty of creative possibilities; "Fisheye" works well; it's easy to apply ripple or wave effects to an image, and just as with the blurs, everything is very configurable. And there are plenty of others, from quality edge detection and noise reduction, to photo collages, kaleidoscopes, fancy lighting effects and more. (If all else fails then you can always enter a custom 3x3 or 5x5 convolution of your own.) Filters are just the start, of course. Pixelitor also has a host of tools to tweak your colour, brightness and levels; you get basic paint tools with various brushes; and the program supports layers, a range of selection tools, and bonus options ranging from a batch image resizer to a simple screen capture utility. There are also a few issues here. Pixelitor doesn't have a thumbnail browser to help you locate images; it only supports a few essential formats (BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG); zooming in and out with the mouse could be easier; and the lack of documentation means this isn't a program for image editing novices. Still, the program does have plenty of powerful features, and is hard to beat for convenience: it'll run anywhere Java 6 is available. So if you're looking for a capable image editor which won't get in your way then give Pixelitor a try - we think you'll be impressed.

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