-=> Quoting Klaus Meinhard to Laurent Jumet <=-

 KM> If you just want to overwrite that file in a way that makes it
 KM> unrecoverable without sending your harddisk to a specialized lab, just
 KM> use your adaptation of XWIPE.BTM. The character you use to overwrite
 KM> shouldn't matter otherwise, because anyone trying to take a look has
 KM> to use the same hard- and software you use.  

 Hi Klaus ..... 
 We lost our feed recently (like 10 days), so I've missed
 you posting on 'XFile.btm'.

 I have a friend in USA who needs to 'clean' up his HD
 as part of nightly maintenance (he uses Windows unfortuneaately),
 so..... reading your post of how to 'clean' (properley wipe),
 residual info on delted files, sounds just the ticket.

 Could you either repost it here or perhaps email it to me
 as an attachment (to : tpater{at}one.net.au).

 I'm using 4os2 mainly these days and as their are effective
 tools to wipe HPFS disks (DoD wipe), but as it might be
 kewler to have it as part of the nighlty maintence 4os2
 routines... it is definitely worth me having this ute of
 yours.  (I currently wipe 5 times).

 I might be able to convince this USA guy to jump into 4dos
 at least, (though I'd prefer he use OS/2 along with the HPFS
 file system and 4os2).

 Many thanks ...... he's desperate.

 Regards
 Tony
 Sydney, Oz
 Tue 22/09/1998  21:34:17  


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