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Subject: Re:      Re: Recovering Lost Blocks
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Date: Sun, 30-Aug-87 01:34:42 EDT
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Posted: Sun Aug 30 01:34:42 1987
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I don't think UNDELETING will do any good, because the reason the blocks were
"lost" in the first place is that some accident caused the computer NOT to
finish updating the directory; thus, chances are that you won't even have a
filename{.

I know of no utilities that will do this, but you can always do it manually.
Using Copy II Plus (version 6.0 or greater), you can tell which blocks are
allocated to what. Pay attention to which blocks are marked as used, but NOT
allocated to a particular file. Then, you can change the directory manually.
If you don't have the know-how to perform the second step, consult _Beneath
Apple ProDOS_.

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                                                                  -- Mike Kao

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