Features at a Glance

• Tracks and stores changes to files automatically
• Allows you to view and restore old file versions
• Important file versions can be labeled explicitely
• Compatible with most file types, such as Microsoft Word® Documents and Microsoft Powerpoint® presentations
• Efficient storage of changes through delta compression algorithm
• Integrated into Microsoft Windows® File Explorer for seamless operation

Tracking of important files

You choose the files which are most important to you. Iternum TrackMyFiles tracks all changes to those files fully automatically. The tracking runs in the background so you can keep working with your documents as you are used to.

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Restore older versions of tracked files

Once the tracking of documents has been enabled, all changes to documents are stored incrementally. Using Iternum TrackMyFiles History Browser you can go back in time and restore or view older versions of your files.

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Tag important versions with custom labels

Important versions of your documents can be marked with custom labels. For example, you decide to send the latest presentation to a colleague. After you have sent the document, you mark the current version of it as "Sent to John".

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Compatible with most file types

The background tracking mechanism works with most file types. You can go on working with your productivity applications, such as Microsoft Office® the way you are used to.

Highly efficient storage algorithm

Iternum TrackMyFiles stores changes to documents in the background. Each version is compared to its predecessor version in the repository and only the actual changes are stored. This way hard disk space is saved and the storage works very efficiently. The actual amount of stored data for each file version depends on the file type.

Integrated into Microsoft Windows® File Explorer

Iternum TrackMyFiles integrates seamlessly into your Microsoft Windows® operating system. All functionality can be accessed from the Windows File Explorer by bringing up the context menu by pressing the right mouse button.