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Straight off the top of my head it allows you to:
Browse,
Search,
Preview and
Recover deleted files
Recover
Archived,
Hidden,
Encrypted,
Compressed files
Recover
Alternate Data Streams (ADS)
Recover
Images,
Documents,
Movies, or
any other type of files
Recovery success estimate
Review File properties, and
Drive properties
Recover to
Local Hard Drive, Network Drive, or
Flash Drive
Recognizes
FAT16, FAT32, NTFS,
NTFS5 and
NTFS/EFS
Compatible with Windows Vista,
Windows XP,
Windows 2003 and Windows 2000
Wizards, hints and context-sensitive help
Pandora Recovery Feature Overview:
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Search,
Preview and
Recover deleted files
Recover
Archived,
Hidden,
Encrypted,
Compressed files
Recover
Alternate Data Streams (ADS)
Recover
Images,
Documents,
Movies, or
any other type of files
Recovery success estimate
Review File properties, and
Drive properties
Recover to
Local Hard Drive, Network Drive, or
Flash Drive
Recognizes
FAT16, FAT32, NTFS,
NTFS5 and
NTFS/EFS
Compatible with Windows Vista,
Windows XP,
Windows 2003 and Windows 2000
Wizards, hints and context-sensitive help
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is there any way of getting files you've deleted out of the recycle bin?
or
"is there any way of getting files you've deleted FROM of the recycle bin?" as in you have deleted them INTO the recycle bin, then emptied the recycle bin and they are gone for good and you want them back?
As if it's the first - which would be the literal reading of your post - then of course : you right click on the item in the recycle bin and click RESTORE
If it's the second, then you need data recovery which has already been discussed.