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Well I used BAD on my Jrcomm disk. I had an .iff picture on the disk that I
wanted to try to edit in some way/manner/form with "the art department" and 
when the file requester scanned the disk, it told me there were 1800 files on 
the disk. It showed "jrcomm.def" and a directory with out a name alternating on
the list. Needless to say everything else was gone.
 
did I have a bad experience with "BAD"? yes