DC> I don't know of a Win program that allows a general undelete
 DC> unless the file was deleted in Win and sent to the Trash Bin.  

 JP> Maybe somebody will come up with a "work-around". Still
 JP> hoping. I still do not know what I did wrong, maybe too fast on
 JP> the keyboard.

 DC> The problem with Win is that it refuses to allow you to do 
 DC> anything at the lower levels.  IIRC, even booting into DOS 
 DC> gives Win protected file blockings.  

that highly depends on the DOS being booted into ;) O:)

i recently used a DOS along with a NTFS file system driver to recover
several gig of data from a non-bootable (lost the applications hive) WinXP
system... the process took many hours due to having to load the NTFS driver
in real mode (traditional style) and not having enough memory to load
laplink... i had to resort to using an even older file transfer utility
known as ZIP (not the archiver)... in either case, laplink or zip, the data
could only be recovered via serial port at a max of 115200 bps (that's bits
per second, not bytes)...

)\/(ark