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To: dpl who wrote (16928)	2/27/2001 8:08:01 AM
From: Alex Molnar	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110635

David, There are some shareware products you can try, some are available on: www.winfiles.com, look under utilities/file recovery. The trial version allows you to undelete 2 files, some others will allow only small file recovery in the trial or unpaid versions. I have tried 'frdemo9598.zip', recovered 2 files that I needed. Good luck, Alex

To: dpl who wrote (16928)	2/28/2001 2:40:23 PM
From: Alex Molnar	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110635

David, I just noted the following, should help you in your quest. >>>Get Files Back From the Dead Trouble: You deleted a file and just realized that you need it for something. Fix: Now you've done it. You were so sure you didn't want that file that you bypassed the Recycle Bin and permanently erased it by holding down the Shift key when you deleted it. Solution? Download a trial version of Ontrack's EasyRecovery. It resuscitates the first five lost-beyond-the-grave files. You can also buy EasyRecovery for $89, or get Lost & Found from PowerQuest for $70. Both programs bring deleted files back from the dead--even if you've already formatted your drive. <<< I downloaded the trial version, in case of future emergency. Alex