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From: carlile@trwrb.UUCP (Donald E. Carlile)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Disk Recovery Using MacZap [was Re: HELP!!]
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Date: Mon, 23-Nov-87 19:17:57 EST
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Posted: Mon Nov 23 19:17:57 1987
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Reply-To: carlile@trwrb.dsd.trw.com.UUCP (Donald E. Carlile)
Organization: TRW SDS, Redondo Beach, CA
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I have used MacZap, and it definitely has a place in my disk recovery
repertoire.  

I am posting this to mention another product worth looking at if you are into
recovering disks.  I recently got a copy of 1st Aid Kit from 1st Aid Software
(42 Radnor Road, Boston, MA 02135).

It has already recovered a hard disk which was not appearing for any other
program, including MacZap.

The manual is excellent.  It not only describes how to use the program, it 
also provides troubleshooting instructions and explanations for why things
happen.  It comes in MFS and HFS versions.  I highly recommend it.

Don Carlile

DISCLAIMER:  I have no relationship to 1st Aid Software except as a satisfied
customer.  The opinions discussed here are my own, and do not reflect on my
employer.