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From: c60a-aj@danube.Berkeley.EDU (Charles Gousha)
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Subject: Re: Needed: a program to undelete files
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Date: 12 Dec 90 06:43:04 GMT
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Most any of the utility packages like Norton and SUM II include an undelete
function, and there are independent undeleters like Complete Undelete.
However, these all have to be installed in your system FIRST.  Apparently
they need to have the name and directory info handy before the files
are deleted, or they can't tell you where the file is.

Any undeleters out there that don't need to be installed first (for the
careless or unfortunate ones who don't install such beforehand)?
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