Phoenix Recover Pro 6.0.0
				Release notes 


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Phoenix Recover Pro lets user create:

- Quick Backup -- for restoring the hard disk to a previous point in time

- File Backup -- for retrieving previous versions of individual files that 
  have been changed or deleted

- Complete Backup -- for restoring every file on the hard disk from a backup

Phoenix Recover Pro Manufacturing edition also provides Factory Backup -- 
for restoring every file on the hard disk from a backup created when the 
computer was manufactured.
 

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Related Documentation:

- Phoenix Recover Pro User Guide


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Recent changes:

6.0.0.52 (2006-02-22):

- Include non-Windows partitions when estimating space requirement for 
  Complete Backup

- Fix display layout problem when the history of recent Complete Backups
  include long path names

- Fix handling of network drive mapping that includes folder name(s)

- If Quick backup is configured to protect only System Drive (Partition),
  changing other drives (partitions) by non-Windows applications should
  not cause Recover Pro to remove existing Quick Backups


6.0.0 (2005-12-14):

- Add File Backup feature

- For Quick Backup feature, add option to protect only System Partition
  (instead of entire hard disk)

- Complete Backup can be stored on IDE, SATA, USB and network drives
  (in addition to Phoenix Protected Area)

- Recovery disks (created from Complete Backup) can boot from USB CD/DVD
  drive (in addition to ATAPI CD/DVD drive)

- Support RAID 0, 1

 
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Known Issues:

- If a network drive is no longer connected during the most recent invocation 
  from Windows GUI to Complete Backup or Restore, backups stored on such 
  network drives won’t be accessible for Complete Restore. 

- Does not support non-English characters in the installation folder path.


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Accessing Complete Backup on network drive:

When specifying the Complete Backup file(s) on a network drive, Recover Pro 
uses drive letters assigned by Windows to connected network drives.  The list of
connected network drives is automatically recorded/updated each time user 
chooses Complete Backup or Complete Restore from Recover Pro's Windows user 
interface.  

If accessing a network drive in Windows requires user to enter 
a password, that network drive is treated as disconnected unless user
enters the required password to explicitly connect the network drive before 
invoking Complete Backup or Complete Restore in Windows.

If a network drive is disconnected before the most recent invocation of
Complete Backup or Complete Restore, backups stored on that network drive
will not be accessible for Complete Restore.

If a network drive is disconnected after the most recent invocation of
Complete Backup or Complete Restore, drive letter of that network drive
is still recognized by Recover Pro for Complete Restore.


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Supported installation options in RPro\RProWin\OemInstall\AutoStp.ini:

[SETUP]
AutoSetup=TRUE ; Configure installation according to AutoStp.ini options.
ShowCopyFileDialog=FALSE ; Hide progress info on file copying during installation.

[VB_PARTITION]
Create=TRUE ; Create/initialize Quick Backup and File Backup area during initialization.
Partition_Size=400 ; Default size of Quick Backup and File Backup area (only for HPA installation).
FLBSpace=30 ; % of Quick Backup area allocated for File Backup.

[INIT_FS]
ShowWindow=FALSE ; Hide progress info on initialization of Quick Backup and File Backup area.


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