On 1/4/2014 8:16 PM, Rob Weir wrote:
On Sat, Jan 4, 2014 at 5:15 PM, nick van benthem
<nick_bent...@hotmail.com> wrote:
I deleted some text and then got it back useing control z and then the programm
crashed. And i didnt saved the progress and with the recovery hè couldnt Get
back the progress.
But when did you save the file? If you deleted some text, did a
control z and then the program crashed, then the file on disk has not
changed. Unless you did something like: delete some text, save the
file, did a control-z and then it crashed? But if you did that then
you were vulnerable to many ways of losing your document, such as a
power outage.
-Rob
If the information is critical it might be retrieved using a sector
editor. Search the drive for a phrase
known to be in the file and if you're lucky, the rest will be with it.
When editing important files
it's a good idea to keep incremental backups. When a file is saved with
the same name, the original
is effectively over written and won't be in the trash.
jrh
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