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Subject: Re: What File Is That??
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pjh@mccc.edu (Peter J. Holsberg) in article
<1991May7.180645.14732@mccc.edu> asks

>Is there a utility that would give me the name of a file if I could
>specify one of the sectors (or ???) it occupied?  I thought that NU
>could do that, but I haven't been successful.

The latest version of PC Tools (Central Point Software) has just such
a handy feature in its disk sector editor.  You specify the sector number
and may then request the file name.

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