Five Star Award for Selkie Rescue

    /24-7PressRelease/ - POWELL RIVER, BC - February 04, 2007 - The cutting-edge, Selkie Rescue Data Recovery software from Tugboat Enterprises Ltd. has been given the coveted Editor's Choice for Excellence Award by Tucows. Selkie Rescue - formerly known as Lifeboat Data Rescue - is ranked by Tucows as a 'Must Have Application' - something no computer user should be without.

"News of this award both excited and delighted us," Said Nathan Potechin, Tugboat's Vice President of Sales. "It justifies our belief that Selkie Rescue will play a significant role in this very crucial and critical area, data recovery and disaster recovery."

With many more Selkie security products in the pipeline, that forecast has every chance to come true. Selkie Rescue has already forged ahead to become the preferred software for fast and efficient data recovery when a Windows O/S stops functioning. Read the latest five start review from Tucows and see why the Tugboat development team is feeling so justly proud.

"The thing I love about Selkie Data Rescue is that it's so easy-to-use." Says Michael E. Callahan aka Dr. File Finder. For the complete Tucows review, go to http://www.tucows.com/article/1399.

A free trial version of Selkie Rescue can be downloaded from either Tucows.com or the Tugboat Enterprises' website at: www.tugboatenterprises.com and if there are questions you would like to ask before trying or buying, log-in to the Forum where a Tugboat technician will always be happy to answer.

Further reviews for Selkie Rescue Data Recovery (formerly Lifeboat Data Rescue) can be found at:
www.pcnet-online.com/index.html and
www.kickstartnews.com/reviews/utilities/lifeboat_1.html

Selkie Rescue is available for US$99.99. Enterprise and bulk licensing is available by contacting Nathan Potechin, Vice President, Sales at http://www.tugboatenterprises.com/contact.php.

Selkie Rescue System Requirements
Any Pentium or equivalent CPU (Intel, AMD) capable of running Windows 95 through Vista; 16MB available system RAM; VGA graphics chip and color monitor; CD-R drive and blank recordable CD required to burn the Selkie Rescue CD; any active network connected to the PC being rescued.

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