Operation Manual

 Install the software application you want to evaluate.

 Try using the application.

 When you want to uninstall it, just discard all the changes made to your computer in the Try

mode.

This may come in handy not only for those who, for example, like to play a lot of games but for

professional software testers as well – to use on their testing machines.

Web privacy

Suppose you do not want anybody to know, which Web sites you have visited or which pages you

have opened - we all have the right to privacy. But the problem is that to make your Web surfing

more comfortable and fast, the system stores this information and much more: cookies you have

received, search engine queries you have made, URLs you have typed, etc. in special hidden files. And

such information is not deleted completely when you clear your temporary Internet files, delete

cookies, clear history of the recently opened Web pages using the browser's tools. So snoopers may

be able to view the information using special software. Well, there are third-party programs that can

wipe all your Internet activity tracks, but most of them will cost you money and time required for

learning to use them. Now you have a much easier way – to use the Try&Decide feature.

Just make a couple of clicks to turn on the Try mode before launching your Internet browser. When

you turn on the Try mode, the program creates a virtual disk. While the Try mode works, all changes

to your system including those made by the system itself will be saved on this virtual disk. So you can

surf the Web as you please. After you have finished using the browser, make a couple more clicks to

discard the changes accumulated in the system in the Try mode and the system will be rebooted and

reverted exactly to the state it was in prior to turning on the Try mode (including all those hidden

files).

7.7 Scheduling

To open the Scheduler window, click the Turn on link to the right of Schedule while configuring a

backup.