Recovery Toolbox for Project - an all-in-one tool for recovering data from damaged Microsoft Project files The very idea of losing your project plan amidst a large project is a pain, but what will you do when it actually happens to you and an MS Project file with all of your milestones, task durations and important project-related information suddenly becomes unreachable? Every day lost to this force-majeure can result in many days of delay accumulated along the project timeline, especially if there are delays on the critical chain. In any case, losing your project management data and tools while the work is still in progress is the last thing you would want to face, even if you think that you can handle it. The reasons behind data loss can be very diverse - from power failures, hardware malfunctions and virus attacks to users" mistakes or ignorance of basic data protection rules. Such accidents can hardly be predicted and they usually hit you at the worst possible moment when every hour counts and you cannot afford falling out of work for several days. If you have been in this situation and want to be well-prepared when it comes again or even worse - are facing this problem right now - you have come to the right place! Recovery Toolbox for Project was created specifically for recovering all available information from corrupted .MPP files and putting you back on track ASAP! The interface of Recovery Toolbox for Project is based on the concept of a multi-step recovery wizard that requires minimal involvement of the user. All you need to do is follow simple on-screen instructions provided on every step - the program will take care of the recovery process itself. Recovery Toolbox for Project is so easy to use that anyone can use it to recover data from a damaged .mpp file - no previous recovery experience or special knowledge is required. The first step of the wizard is intended for specifying the damaged file you want to recover. This can be done in a number of ways. To select a damaged file, enter its full name and path into the input field located in the center of the program window or use the standard Windows open file dialog. You can also select one of the files you used in the past from the dropdown list, which can be opened by clicking a small button with a downward arrow in the right part of the input field. Once you"ve entered the name of the file to be recovered, you can proceed to the next step by clicking the Analyze button at the bottom of the program window. The program will prompt you for a confirmation and will start analyzing the contents of the file. Read more: https://project.recoverytoolbox.com/