Back-In-Time 1.3.5

Back-In-Time offers an easy access to all data that was backed up by Time Machine. With Back-In-Time, you can discover any available data in the backup, and easily copy files and folder to any location of your choice.
Important ! Back-In-Time does not modify Time Machine data, nor Time Machine functionning. Back-In-Time picks-up information in Time Machine data to display its analyzes, as well as to copy and restore files and folders.
Back-In-Time provides a quick access to the main data of your machine, listed in the Back-In-Time window. Select an item and click the Restore button, or the Open button to shows its contents in the backup.
You can also drag and drop a file or a folder from your startup disk to Back-In-Time to quickly discover the old versions backed up by Time Machine, and recover the one that your were looking at.
Moreover, Back-In-Time allows the access to the backup that Time Machine created on another Mac.
Back-In-Time provides a quick view of the contents of the Time Machine backup, indicating the number of versions available for each document, as well as the items that were deleted.
You can recover and copy a file or an entire folder with a drag and drop to the location of your choice.
Back-In-Time restore and copy your data, from a single file to an entire disk. Recovered data can be copied at their original location (to replace current data), or anywhere else in your disks, internal as well as external.

Main features:
- Access and preview of any data located in Time Machine backup.
- Restore data at their original location.
- Copy data to any location of your choice.
- Restore files, folders, as well as entire disks.
- QuickLook preview.
- Show the number of versions available for each file.
- Back-In-Time allows you to browse through the entire Time Machine backup.

Version restrictions:
- Only the latest version of any file can be copied or restored.
- 10 seconds delay screen at startup.

Enhancements
Enhancements:
- When an error occures while deleting an item, the error and the path are displayed in the Console.
Corrections:
- Fixed a problem when displaying an items name containing a "/" (the name was truncated).