Johar performed the poem at an International Women's Day event by UnErase Poetry.
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Windows 95's Recycle Bin soon further reduced the need for UnErase.
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This 1986 version added the Quick UnErase (QU) and Unremove Directory (UD) programs.
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Originally called Norton Utilities 2.0 for Windows NT during prerelease, it was announced on 27 January 1997. It includes Norton Disk Doctor, Norton Speed Disk, Norton System Information, Norton System Doctor, Norton Protection/UnErase, Live Update. Norton Disk Doctor, Speed Disk support FAT16 and NTFS file systems. It does not include DOS UnErase, so files deleted from FAT partition needs to be handled by Norton Utilities for Windows 95/98.
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Features: Norton Disk Doctor, Speed Disk, FileSaver, UnErase, Volume Recover, LiveUpdate. Speed Disk does not run on Mac OS X, except by booting with Norton Utilities 7.0 CD.
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AtariWriter, a word-processing application introduced in 1982, featured undo. NewWord, another word-processing program released by NewStar in 1984, had an unerase command. IBM's VisiWord also had an undelete command.
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Diskreet supports Data Encryption Standard. System Information now includes more detailed information on installed system. UnErase takes advantage of DOS 5.0's Delete Tracking and Mirror File features to recover data.InfoWorld, 1991-06-10, p.
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In anticipation of major changes to the Norton product lineup, no new features were introduced in this release. NU 2002 introduced Windows XP compatibility while dropping support for Windows 95. Utilities include Norton Speed Disk, Norton System Doctor, Norton UnErase, Norton Disk Doctor, Norton WinDoctor, System Information and Wipe Info.
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It was only included with Norton SystemWorks 2005. It supports Windows 98 or higher. It includes Norton Protection, Speed Disk, Norton Optimization Wizard, Norton System Doctor, UnErase Wizard, Norton Disk Doctor, Norton WinDoctor, System Information, Wipe Info, Image, Norton File Compare, Norton Registry Editor, Norton Registry Tracker, and Explorer Shell Extension.
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Norton Utilities 15.0 includes features from the discontinued Norton SystemWorks. It includes Norton Speed Disk, Norton Disk Doctor, Norton UnErase, Registry Restore, Registry Defragmenter, Registry Cleaner, Disk Cleaner, Disk Defragmenter, Startup Manager, Service Manager, Restore Center, System Optimizer, Process Viewer, and Performance Test. This version also includes a new GUI.
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The original Windows 95 version was released in August 1995. As a native Windows 95 tool, it supports the VFAT file system used by Windows 95. It includes Norton Image, Norton System Doctor, Norton Protection, Rescue Disk, System Information, Norton Disk Doctor, Norton UnErase, Space Wizard, Speed Disk, System Information. DOS tools include Disk Editor, Disk Doctor, Pre-Installation TuneUp.
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Symantec announced version 4.0 on 16 February 1999. Although the 'for Windows' name was dropped from the products, it still appears in support sites. New additions include Windows 98 support, Norton SystemCheck, Registry Doctor Scan, Norton WinDoctor, Connection Doctor, Norton Wipe Info, Norton CrashGuard 4.0, Norton Zip Rescue, Norton Disk Doctor, Norton UnErase, a six-month subscription to Norton Web Services for $6.95.
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Norton Utilities 16.0 includes features from Norton SystemWorks. It includes Application Uninstaller, Norton Speed Disk, Norton Disk Doctor, Norton UnErase, Registry Restore, Registry Defragmenter, Registry Cleaner, Disk Cleaner, Duplicate File Finder, Disk Defragmenter, Startup Manager, Service Manager, Restore Center, System Optimizer, System Dashboard, Process Viewer, Performance Test and Smart Updates. New features include Duplicate File Finder, System Dashboard, Application Uninstaller, Windows 8 Compatibility.
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The package of v8.0 was simply labeled 'Norton Utilities 8.0', but it was called Norton Utilities for Macintosh 8.0 in support pages. All Mac OS X tools now run natively, but the CD can still boot into Mac OS 9. It includes Wipe Info, Speed Disk, Volume Recover, Norton FileSaver, UnErase, LiveUpdate. 8.0.1 added support of Mac OS X 10.3. 8.0.
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Its 1982 introduction of the Norton Utilities included Norton's UNERASE tool to retrieve erased data from DOS disks. Norton marketed the program (primarily on foot) through his one-man software publishing company, leaving behind little pamphlets with technical notes at users group meetings and computer stores. A publisher saw his pamphlets, and saw that he could write about a technical subject. The publisher called him and asked him if he wanted to write a book.
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Proper use of the program could yield information, or partial pictures, about files which were once present on the computer's hard drive, but were deleted. Gates argued that V. did an adequate job of copying the Denver computer. W. (the defendant's expert witness, remark of author) persuaded me, however, that V. lost, or failed to capture, important information because of an inadequate effort. In using Norton's Unerase, V. unnecessarily copied this program onto the Denver computer first, and thereby overwrote 7 to 8 percent of the hard drive before commencing his efforts to copy the contents... Additionally, V. did not obtain the creation dates of certain of the files which overwrote deleted files.
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