Marta, I don't think this will be much help because this info is 15 years old and for the PC, but this guy named Peter Norton put out a lot of useful software including disk maintenance and sytem optimizing utilities. I think he also had software that could recover deleted files. His company was called Symantec if I remember correctly.
As far as the future search capabilities for the "Tiger" mail program, being newer to the Apple world than yourself, I have no idea. I'm just beginning to realize that the software updates in the Apple world seem to come fast and furious; and I fear that staying uptodate with the new releases is becoming expensive. Thanks for the link to the dictionary website. It also had a link to another more general dictionary website. Thanks also for the Apple DIscussions site. I felt so ignorant for such a long time and frustrated because I was just so certain that my questions had already been asked many times before and didn't want to abuse this wonderful resource, i.e., Macgroup. Now I can spend my time constructively reading the FAQ's and getting basic questions answered at Apple Discussions. Peter On Wed, 9 Feb 2005 19:40:02 -0500, Marta Edie <martaedie at mac.com> wrote: > I need some assistance. I just found out that all my iCal entries > from last year up till Jan 13 of this year are no more. The calendar > shows nothing. What might have happened or what might I have done? > iPod and palm are ,of course, erased, too. Not that I need these old > data that much. I usually even make paper copies of all the dates, but > I hate not to be able to look at my calendar and check when last I saw > this or that doctor etc. Is there a way to recover it all? I just > tried to check something out and there these blank pages stared at me. > Suggestions? Are those files still around on my hard drive somewhere? > Marta > | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be February 22. The LCS Web page is <http://www.kymac.org>. | List posting address: <mailto:macgroup at erdos.math.louisville.edu> | List Web page: <http://erdos.math.louisville.edu/macgroup>
