In cruising the net, I came across this valuable feature of Diskwarrior which I never knew and wished I did a few months ago (article is in context to a totally different bug problem). But I thought it might be helpful for those who have or will try to rescue lost files.

" It isn't well known (unless you read the manual) that Disk Warrior can scavenge your drive for lost files also. On the opening screen there is a button that says "Rebuild." However, if you hold the Option key down, that button changes to "Scavenge." Clicking on Scavenge will cause Disk Warrior to aggressively scan for any intact files, regardless of the presence of a directory entry.
http://www.alsoft.com";


http://www.macattorney.com/panther.html

Dave


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