>
>
> One caveat, 'Data Recovery', only works well IF there hasn't been any
> continued use of the computer.
>
> Normal, 'every day', creating files, moving things around, etc. uses
> 'disk space' from the 'available space pool', which is a listing of
> all empty sectors of the HD. The 'Empty Trash' routine places all of
> those used sectors, back into the 'available pool'. The only things
> that there is even a hope of recovery for, are things whose sectors
> haven't been re-used.
>
> Commercial Data Recovery operations are EXPENSIVE.
> [Of course, depending on the value of the 'Lost Data', expense may
> not be a consideration.]
>
> Chuck


Well, just talked to him, he's been using the laptop for at least 3  
days..... I think he's sunk. I think I sold him on the idea of a good  
UPS and a time machine volume though:-(  Jeff

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