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From: mknox@ngp.utexas.EDU.UUCP
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Subject: Re:  Deleted file ?
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Date: Sat, 18-Apr-87 23:00:44 EST
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Sounds like to me you "undeleted" an extension, rather tha the
root file.  Any file over 16k creates extensions, one for every 16k
of file.  They ALL must be "undeleted" for the file to recover.  And
most DIR programs only look at extensions to compute size, not to
list (i.e. if there is no extension 0, then it ignores it).

Go back and look for MORE "deleted" files of the same name.  Undelete
them ALL.  [Note that some may be legitamitely deleted from earlier
work.]  Then DIR your file.  If its there, *immediately* copy it to
another disk.