Hello Nancy, I wish you a nice day!

 NB> Had it been me, I would have immediately done an Alt-D to drop to Dos,
 NB> and then an "undel" and looked for a file that looked like a rep
 NB> packet to accept for undeletion.

        It has now been me. I did not know about the Alt-D
  command. A tremendous lack of RTFM, this shows. But I did it and
  was able to rid my C:\ of a nagging folder. Gone, zappoed,
  deltree'd, I did.

 NB> If you wait until you've closed up the message packet, you
 NB> will probably end up overwriting the rep packet when the closed
 NB> message packet with updated pointers gets written to the disk.

        It was well explained here too. It sure felt funny being
  in DOS this way. The response from the KB were not as expected
  but I go along. They were delayed some !

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