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Hey - did you know if you click on the title of a thread it will take you to the first unread post since you last visited that thread?
but were afraid to ask: 
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Back in the olden days when my computers ran on kerosene, there were DOS programs that allowed you to search a hard drive for bits and pieces of deleted files.
Is there such an animal I can use for a WinXP machine using FAT32 or NTSF?
File was deleted, then recycle bin was emptied. I know that doesn't really erase the data unless you wipe the disk. I'm just looking for a "disk scanner" that lets me type in a unique word that I know is in the file, and then searches for the file bits and tries to reconstruct the file.
Edit: the file was an Outlook Express email. Email was deleted, then the Deleted folder was later emptied.
Thanks.
Tom
Is there such an animal I can use for a WinXP machine using FAT32 or NTSF?
File was deleted, then recycle bin was emptied. I know that doesn't really erase the data unless you wipe the disk. I'm just looking for a "disk scanner" that lets me type in a unique word that I know is in the file, and then searches for the file bits and tries to reconstruct the file.
Edit: the file was an Outlook Express email. Email was deleted, then the Deleted folder was later emptied.
Thanks.
Tom
