Am 31.05.2013 um 19.38 schrieb steve harley: > on 2013-05-31 11:25 Rudolf O. Durrer wrote >> Well, there is commercial software (ie Data Rescue), who has it built in, >> others allow for building a module asf. > > didn't know that; does Data Rescue have a signature for .scpt files?
Version 3 has one, and you can build your own. But the general handling of Data Rescue is far away from a Mac "look'n feel" (ie. switching search modules on/off is just a very cumbersome thing). > >> I'm really astonished, that in a so crucial field, there no outstanding >> solutuion. I remember way back (in OS 7 to 9), making accidentally deleted >> files resurrect was a few clicks with the mouse....magic of a lost world? > > the difference is the backup solutions at the time were not nearly as easy to > use nor pervasive, so resurrection was a stronger need (same may be said of > our selves in general?); one of the tricks was tools that always kept a > backup of your old catalog entries, making resurrection easier; the downside > was this software was crufty (was it Norton?) and didn't make the OS X > transition cleanly Yeah, could have well been Norton. As far as my memory isn't too bad, it was just about a bit been switched ON or OFF to make the deleted stuff reappear (well, as far as portions of the file were not overwritten later). And this is, what I'm looking for Rudolf_______________________________________________ MacOSX-talk mailing list [email protected] http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/listinfo/macosx-talk
