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To: dpl who wrote (16902)	2/26/2001 8:38:59 PM
From: mr.mark	Read Replies (1) of 110635

david "Is there a way to "undelete" the files" are you asking if there is a way for the data to be recovered if you've deleted it in DOS? because if you are viewing this from a security standpoint, as in, are my deleted files truly gone if i delete them in DOS?... ... then i believe that the answer is no, they are not gone and yes they can be recovered. i think that wiping the free space on the disk is the only way to begin to think about a file being gone for good. it must be overwritten in some manner. if this was not your question.... sorry about that. <g3> good luck :) mark

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