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You may have been reading the descriptions of how to use WebScan on websites and thought to yourself that it sounds kinda useful, but can't it be applied to your 'documents'? Perhaps you write magazine articles and would like to back them up on CD-R without the annoyance of thinking 'what is new? what has been updated since last friday?'.
Perhaps you are a programmer working without CVS or some other versioning system, and it'd be real useful to be able to archive incremental updates of 'modified' files without including those big resource files that rarely change.
Perhaps you've got a new digital camera and you take five to fifty pictures a day. You'll soon realise that dumping the lot to CD-R is a lot less efficient than holding open a multisession disc and 'adding' to it.
In each of these cases, WebScan can help by showing you quickly and easily what has changed. The Copy Out makes it even simpler by extracting all of the new/updated files and placing a copy of them into your Temp directory within the same directory structure as the originals - it couldn't be easier to draggy-drop the WebScan copy out base directory into something like Nero on a multisession CD-R!
Look at some screenshots of WebScan in use...
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Or, simply download the WebScan demo and try it out for yourself!