Well, I got them, sort of.
I always set up a template of the agendas beforehand so I can just start
filling in what's happening with that agenda item. The program's set to
save the file every 8 minutes. The template files are what was in the
cache folder--the ones I created during the
At 7:36 PM -0500 4/14/04, Howard R. Katz wrote:
NO BBedit I'm afraid.
You can download BBEdit Lite from from Barebones software for free.
I can redo these meeting minutes from a videotape that was made last nite
but that's a pain--basically redoing all that I did already.
The best would be if I
Ok, how do I recover these? I've got two word processing files that have
ended up somehow in an invisible folder on my 5300c, running 8.1.
They're in a file marked (dot)TP2(dot)TrashCache.
These are minutes of a governmental body and I need them for record
keeping. IOW: Help! :)
My Reply follows quote. On 14/04/2004 15:29 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Ok, how do I recover these? I've got two word processing files that have
ended up somehow in an invisible folder on my 5300c, running 8.1.
They're in a file marked (dot)TP2(dot)TrashCache.
These are minutes of a governmental
Do you have a copy of BBEdit? I believe that program may open it, from
which you could save out another file.
Another possibility - if you have access to Norton Utilities, Get
info for a good word processing file (same type as the one your trying
to recover) using Norton (not Apple's Get
On Wed, 14 Apr 2004, Ken wrote:
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Launch ResEdit. Get Info on the file. Change the file to Visible.
I did try that--it's not marked invisible. Is there a way to drag the
file from the invisible folder it's in?
Later.Howard
NO BBedit I'm afraid.
I can redo these meeting minutes from a videotape that was made last nite
but that's a pain--basically redoing all that I did already.
The best would be if I could get the friggin' things out of the folder and
back to where I could work with them. I haven't any idea how
ResEdit should make the folder visible. IIRC that's a TechTool Pro
feature, so you could probably use TTP to render it visible as well.
In any event I seem to recall that all the files in the TrashCache
folder are visible, so you just have to open the folder.
- Eric.
On Wednesday, April 14,
On Wed, 14 Apr 2004, Eric Strobel wrote:
ResEdit should make the folder visible. IIRC that's a TechTool Pro
feature, so you could probably use TTP to render it visible as well.
In any event I seem to recall that all the files in the TrashCache
folder are visible, so you just have to open
When you open ResEdit, it starts in a Open File dialog. Close that.
Then under File menu, use Get File/Folder Info...
Select the TrashCache folder and up pops a box, and there is a checkbox
for Invisible. Uncheck that.
Quit and if you're asked to save any changes, obviously you'd want to
On Wed, 14 Apr 2004, Eric Strobel wrote:
Select the TrashCache folder and up pops a box, and there is a checkbox
for Invisible. Uncheck that.
That's the problem--invisible isn't checked. :)
Hope that all helps.
I DO appreciate all the help--I'm convinced that computers are alive/aware
On Wednesday, April 14, 2004, at 10:14 PM, Howard R. Katz wrote:
Select the TrashCache folder and up pops a box, and there is a
checkbox
for Invisible. Uncheck that.
That's the problem--invisible isn't checked. :)
OK, then did you try the shift-key reboot? If 'invisible' isn't
checked,
Hi,
I dl'd some .dmg files in .bin format from Apple's
site.
It seems that upon putting the PB 3400 to sleep, the
files that were still compressed disappeared. The
Stufflt version active at the time was 6.01. I checked
to see if they were there before sleep mode, and they
were or so I thought. I
Are you sure that they finished downloading completely before you
deleted them?
Sometimes interrupting the download will cause the browser (or your
download manager) to automatically delete the incomplete file...
Probably not what you wanted to hear, but I can think of no reason why
any file
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