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Posted 31 March 2005 - 1:46 PM
anType Escribi�:
Remember, kids - when you're punching someone, you should always aim at kidneys! It hurts as much as a poke in the eye.
You reckon? I'd aim for a part of the body left open for attack. Hitting your opponant in the face will startle them and that's when you have the advantage.
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Posted 31 March 2005 - 3:13 PM
irish fan Escribi�:
yeah that is what i have to do. my flatmate deleted all my music files off my laptop it was such a annoyance.
I gurantee, all the deleted files are still there. Unless of course you went on and formated the drive they were on.
Use a program called Active@Undelete, to bring your files back to life.
Hope this helped.
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Posted 31 March 2005 - 6:10 PM
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irish fan Escribi�:
yeah that is what i have to do. my flatmate deleted all my music files off my laptop it was such a annoyance.
I gurantee, all the deleted files are still there. Unless of course you went on and formated the drive they were on.
Use a program called Active@Undelete, to bring your files back to life.
Hope this helped.
Will this work with a word document I didn't save from about 6 months ago?
The chances are futile I know but I thought I'd ask..
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Posted 31 March 2005 - 9:57 PM
If the space the file was on has been overwritten (pretty likely after 6 months, it gets dodgy after a week if you use your computer a lot), then you've had it. But only an Undelete program can tell you that.