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With History Explorer, each modification that you make to a file is saved as its own individual backup version, allowing you to restore from any previous save.

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What are people saying about History Explorer

K H The support from Exendo is superb. I know because, when History Explorer would not work on my XP, SP2 system, the developer went out of his way to help me, even though I'd downloaded the program from GOTD. The application never did track the file histories that I needed, so I had to give up on it. However, the fact that I do not store important documents in the standard My Documents folder, probably caused or at least contributed to my difficulties. That was back in March and the problem has likely been fixed by now.

Jun 24 2009 at 2:01am Copy Link

John Christian Brannigan-Odehnal Very good software. It has an intuitive interface and has saved me loads of work. History Explorer is not just a backup solution, it can also function as a document collaboration and document versioning tool.

Jun 25 2009 at 4:49am Copy Link

M Jay I recently wrote the author about a minor bug not saving window size, and some feature requests. He responded quickly and provided a thorough reply. He is open to suggestions and promises a quick fix on the"bug". For $5.99 you can't go wrong, and I`m willing to bet he'll improve it even more..

Jun 25 2009 at 2:42pm Copy Link

Mr. Yoop History Explorer is a really fine tool for preserving the history of a file. I am using the trial version and it runs without any problems. A big advantage compared to other tools is that you can select on folder respectively file level individually if you want to preserve a history or not. The GUI itself is intuitive and easy to use thus you can directly use the application.

Nevertheless, some smaller improvements could be made in future, e.g.:
- a list containing all files that are currently under history control
- support for external storage, e.g. on an external drive (this option is currently a little bit hidden, i.e. you have to move the database location to an external storage.

All in all, I can recommend History Explorer, especially for the BitsDuJour price!

Jun 26 2009 at 8:51pm Copy Link

Peter Molyneux Great to hear that you all like the software!

Version 2.1 is already planed for early autumn and upgrades to any 2.x versions are included in the license.

Please feel free to comment on the software and we will do our best to keep improving it :)

Exendo - Jun 27 2009 at 8:58am Copy Link

Steve M Is that the same Peter Molyneux that develops games? http://en.wikipedia.org/w...r_Molyneux

I could see program like this being useful for works in progress.

Jun 28 2009 at 8:42am Copy Link

Stefan Hauber I just saw your video and liked what I saw and am looking forward for this offer with a very attractive price.

But now I tried it out on two different computers (both with XP) and run into the same strange behaviour.

(1) When going to c:\ and trying to include an existing .txt-file ('Include file in backup'I just got the message 'Please try again'. And no star at the left of the file.

(2) When doing 'Include Folder In Backup' and chosing 'Include Folder' , not all files are included. As it seems to me only the .txt-files are; e.g. .pdf-files are not.

Perhaps (1) und (2) are restrictions for the trial version?

(3) After playing around a little I got a java-exception. In the timeline area of the window noting is displayed any more, except a white square with red borders and two red diagonals crossing the square. Closing the program and restarting it does not change at this. (Probably rebooting the computering would help). Before this happens I was wondering, that the rectangles, displaying the file-versions are not going to the right window. They stop somewhere before. And not all at the same right-position. Perhaps this has to do with the exception...

Jan 23 2010 at 6:48pm Copy Link

Ian Cook I have used History Exporer for a while now and can honestly say it is great product and has saved me on numerous occasions.
Peter's support is first class.

Kind regards
Ian Cook
www.kirbyfooty.com

Jan 24 2010 at 6:05pm Copy Link

Peter Molyneux Reply to Stephan Hauber: I'm glad you find History Explorer interesting, but I am sorry you seem to be having problems.

(1) and (2) are not restrictions in the trial version. It seems you have run in to a program error of some sort. Please contact us on support

exendo.se and I will dig into it.
(3) is even more strange since History Explorer doesn't even use Java. Please send me an email and I will be more than glad to help you out.

Regards
Peter Molyneux
Exendo

Exendo - Jan 24 2010 at 7:00pm Copy Link

Glen H If your using a number of apps and saving to various locations it's easy to loose sight of all your changes. This program will keep you well informed of your file modifications in a user friendly time line and tree format with user nominated tracking folders and files. A terrific program backed up by an active author that listens to user suggestions and is continually improving an already impressive utility. I have been using History Explorer for around a year and would recommend it to all.

Jan 24 2010 at 10:05pm Copy Link

Gerard Booth I agree with all the comments made by Glenn H. this is an excellent, stable product. For $5.99 its an absolute bargain. I'll be buying another licence to use on my laptop.

Jan 25 2010 at 4:09am Copy Link

Tom Colvin I've been using an earlier version of the software for quite some time. It's invaluable for writers. I'll be buying this updated version.

Jan 25 2010 at 8:18am Copy Link

Frank Stephens I haven't found any of these types of version control apps that I like. Version 1.1 of History Explorer was on Giveaway of the Day, and it was so buggy that I'm not even going to try this version. FileHamster is ultra-sophisticated, but does some things which I don't like, and because it modifies filenames to track files, it can't handle long filenames (stupid design decision). DocShield is free for personal use, but it's buggy, and only checks for changes at intervals (and you'll need to change the default paths).

Jan 26 2010 at 11:53pm Copy Link

Steve Newport Hello,

what is you license policy when I use a PC and a Notebook only used by me. Do I have to buy two licenses then?

And what is your upgrade policy? Thanks.

Jan 27 2010 at 9:40am Copy Link

Peter Molyneux Hi Steve,

The license policy is: One license per computer no matter how many users. So in your case you would need 2 licenses.

The license is for life and includes any upgrades within version 2.X.

I'm glad you are interested and hope you find History Explorer useful.

Regards
Peter Molyneux
Exendo

Exendo - Jan 28 2010 at 4:41pm Copy Link

Dewa Indrayana I buy another one...
History Explorer is suit my needs, good, unobtrusive, simple
No need to ZIP a folder to "save" a version of documents

Jan 28 2010 at 4:45pm Copy Link

Jorge Watanabe I did a try, was impressed and tried to buy... but gateway to buy using Paypal does not work.

It's a pity

Jan 29 2010 at 1:31am Copy Link

O I Trying to pay using the PayPal option returned the following error:
"Dear Customer,

We were unable to verify that the information you entered on the order form is valid.

Please contact our customer service department for assistance. "
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It seems that I'm not alone (see the post above). Any ideas?

Jan 29 2010 at 2:01am Copy Link

Peter Molyneux Wow, what a great day this is! We are seeing a lot of customers. I really hope you find History Explorer to be a great asset in your every day work.

Some of you seem to be having trouble with PayPal payments. I'm sorry to say, but it is out of my hands. The only option is for you to try a different payment channel.

I'm sorry I can't help you out.

Kind regards
Peter Molyneux

Exendo - Jan 29 2010 at 2:31am Copy Link

Joshua Cowan Peter Molyneux (Exendo Developer) Says:

"The license policy is: One license per computer no matter how many users. So in your case you would need 2 licenses."

Is a license transferable (e.g., I replace a computer)? If so, what is the process (if any)?

Jan 29 2010 at 3:17am Copy Link

Albert C. Hi. I find this application a very useful one and am planning to buy a couple of licenses. My only doubt is about memory consumption. In my only test, in a Windows 7 x86 machine, the program "eats" as much as 25-30MB while running in the background, even with no folders to monitor in the include list. Is this normal?
Thanks for your time and congratulations on such a great tool!

Jan 29 2010 at 4:26am Copy Link

R. Edwards I received a Netbook as a gift and it has Win 7. Will this run on Win 7

Jan 29 2010 at 4:41am Copy Link

Peter Molyneux Hi all, and thanks for the comments.
Let me respond to some of them.

Joshua: Yes a license is transferable, and there is no process needed. In fact one license can be used on several computers, but the license policy limits you to use it on one computer.

Albert: I'm glad you like the program. History Explorer is developed in Microsoft .Net which means that it is slightly more memory consuming at the same time .Net works in such a way that it uses more memory when memory is available. Which means that when you are using most of the computers memory HE will reduce it's consumption.

Edwards: History Explorer does run on Windows 7. Give it a try :)

Regards
Peter Molyneux
Exendo

Exendo - Jan 29 2010 at 8:59am Copy Link

Brad B PayPal seems to be working now with the RegNow site that is processing the orders. When I made my purchase a few minutes ago using PayPal and Firefox, processing seemed slow in going from one screen to the next, but everything went through fine.

Jan 29 2010 at 1:22pm Copy Link

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