Rewind 1.2 is released

Power On Software has released Rewind 1.2, the utility that monitors the changes that occur to Macintosh files and the operating system during regular use - and permits the user to travel back in time to a point before a problem occurred. The new version, available today, includes the following enhancements:

• Implemented controls to limit the size of the Rewind archive
• Improved compatibility provides greater stability with applications that handle memory in nonstandard manners
• Added the ability to use the Finder's "Put Away" command for files restored to the trash or the desktop
• Fixed a problem where Rewind would sometimes fail to remove its archive from a volume when protection was turned off for that volume. Rewind now removes its archives correctly
• Modified the Rewind application so that it will not launch unless the Rewind extension is running
• Added the file signatures for Virtual PC 4 disk images to Rewind's database, so that it can correctly handle all versions of VPC volumes.
• Added the ability for Rewind to restore files even if a version of the file was open during a Rewind operation.

Update: The Power On web site now lists 1.2 as available.