On 3/24/03 8:15 PM Jonathan Greene wrote: >If what you nuked was something you really need you might try a service >company like <http://www.drivesavers.com/>. I've seen them on TechTV and >they certainly seem to be able to work some magic. I have no idea what >it would cost... can't hurt to call.
Have you tried Norton SystemWorks or a similar utility package? Remember, normally when you "erase" a file, it's not really erased. Instead, the disk sectors that it occupied are flagged as available for new files. If you use Norton before you have added too many new files, you can recover some (or even all) your data. So, don't write anything to that disk until you have attempted to recover the files! I assume that's what happened to you. If your disk is physically damaged, Norton won't work. I'm told DriveSavers is expensive but they often work wonders. Good luck. Len --------- Leonard Morgenstern [EMAIL PROTECTED] There are old mushroom hunters and there are bold mushroom hunters. But there are no old, bold mushroom hunters. --David Smith, M. D., leading authority on mushroom poisoning.
