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Hedge has released OffShoot 24.3 which adds legacy Checkpoint app functionality.
Standalone Verification
You can verify existing backups within OffShoot, utilizing already generated MHLs and ASC MHLs. Hedge has also redone the Checkpoint verification settings to be more intuitive and user-friendly.
It is also now also possible to switch verification modes based on source names.
With OffShoot 24.3, verifying existing backups is very straightforward. Double-click an MHL file, and OffShoot will kick off a Verification transfer:
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All the files referenced in your MHL are located and checksummed, and the results are verified against the checksums stored in the MHL. A log file is also created for later reference.
If all files are found and their checksums match the MHL, you’ll see a nice green transfer bar like you’re used to seeing:
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If files cannot be found, you’ll be alerted, just as when files fail to verify:
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OffShoot’s 24.3 release is available as of now, and is free for those who purchased or extended their license within 12 months.
💯 Months Of Hedge
Whether your license is eligible for this new release or not, July is a good time to secure an additional year of updates at no extra cost. This month only, every license purchased or extended gets a complimentary year of updates and support.
Additionally, you’ll be entered to win one of the one hundred $100 Hedge Funds that are being given away.