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October 14th, 2004, 04:59 AM
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how to find a deleted document
by mistake a document was deleted and now I can only find shortcuts of it but
not the document, it is a way to restore it when is no longer on the recicle bin? 
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October 14th, 2004, 05:58 AM
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"alba" wrote in message
... by mistake a document was deleted and now I can only find shortcuts of it but not the document, it is a way to restore it when is no longer on the recicle bin? There are 3rd party "undelete" programs that sometimes can recover files, however: If you have continued to use the hard drive on which the files were located, the probability of recovery is greatly diminished. If the files are of enough value, you could try a data recovery service such as www.ontrack.com, but even they may not be successful if you have continued to use the hard drive.you
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