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Main window layoutMain window of ZAR will change during processing, prompting you for
more input or indicating the results. However, some fields remain unchanged
throughout the recovery run.
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Pretty much like in any "wizard" interface, "<<Back" button reverts to the
previous screen, discarding any input made on the current screen, and
"Next>>"
button carries out the action as defined on the current screen. |
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Clicking this button will (obviously) display the ZAR manual. |
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The status bar, occupying the very bottom of the ZAR window,
displays the following information (left to right order):
- CPU usage, sampled at five second intervals.
- Combined device read speed for all operations (if several devices are
being read simultaneously, this field displays a sum of the corresponding
read speeds), sampled at five second intervals.
- Disk read cache size.
- Disk S.M.A.R.T. status, if applicable.
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The eagle does not catch flies, but ZAR does catch all your files.
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