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From: lenny109 on 5 Mar 2010 17:56 Hi, Some how I have had a folder overwritten that has sub folders and documents in them. The folder was from an old backup and it has overwritten my most up to date work with all the 6 month work. Now, there is nothing in the folder on my C drive that is newer than 6 months and all the recent document links now don't work. CanI recover/restore my work to the latest versions?
From: EN59CVH on 5 Mar 2010 18:09 The short quick sweet answer is NO. If you haven't kept any backups then tough luck and take this as a learning process for the future. However, there are specialist out there who are NOT members of the Pig Society but who are extremely experienced in data recovery and they charge a fortune for their time. hth lenny109 wrote: > > Hi, > Some how I have had a folder overwritten that has sub folders and documents > in them. The folder was from an old backup and it has overwritten my most up > to date work with all the 6 month work. Now, there is nothing in the folder > on my C drive that is newer than 6 months and all the recent document links > now don't work. > > CanI recover/restore my work to the latest versions?
From: Gord Dibben on 5 Mar 2010 18:29 "Somehow"? I like that<g> Gord On Fri, 5 Mar 2010 22:56:27 -0000, "lenny109" <lenny(a)thetakeout.com> wrote: >Hi, >Some how I have had a folder overwritten that has sub folders and documents >in them. The folder was from an old backup and it has overwritten my most up >to date work with all the 6 month work. Now, there is nothing in the folder >on my C drive that is newer than 6 months and all the recent document links >now don't work. > >CanI recover/restore my work to the latest versions? >
From: EN59CVH on 5 Mar 2010 18:37 Gord Dibben wrote: >"Somehow"? > >I like that<g> > > > > Are you an English teacher? If so then you are in the wrong place. These newsgroups are accessed by people whose main language (you might call it mother tongue) is not English. hth
From: philo on 6 Mar 2010 07:54
EN59CVH wrote: > Gord Dibben wrote: > >> "Somehow"? >> >> I like that<g> >> >> >> >> > Are you an English teacher? If so then you are in the wrong place. > These newsgroups are accessed by people whose main language (you might > call it mother tongue) is not English. > > hth =====> whoosh he was *not* correcting his English sheesh |