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To: thecow who wrote (26179)	3/12/2002 7:16:38 PM
From: Kayaker	Respond to of 110653

You can right click the file/properties and find bytes. Thanks, that beats the DOS prompt. PowerDesk is looking pretty good as well.

To: thecow who wrote (26179)	3/12/2002 8:00:36 PM
From: dpl	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110653

Anyone who can help: I was using two 250MB zip disks, one at a time, accessing individual files. Apparently, in the process of ejecting one disk and inserting the other, the disk that I inserted picked up the image of the directory structure from the disk that I just previously ejected. Perhaps I ejected and inserted too quickly. Both disks now have the same directory structure but different files. The good disk's directory structure and subordinating files are fine and are accessible. When I click on a folder on the bad disk, I get error message that whatever file I have clicked on is corrupted. Is there anything I can do to recover all or some of the files on the bad disk? Where did I go wrong??? Thanks for whatever wise counsel you can offer. MAD