I ment that as a last resort. I'm sure there must be free ones somewhere. I just went trough almost all the google results and they all say that it's free and then once it's downloaded, it does not let you retrieve the files. The madning part is that the files are right there, I can see them, but I can't do anything. If I could see the binary of the files, I would copy-n-paste/type(I would type it) it all in ascii, I don't care, as long as I can get the files back. I'm also getting addicted to Windows 2000. :P KaZaA seems to work good on it, but I did not find that much on it yet so I'm not relying on it. I did find a dos undelete, I'm hoping it's the one from Windows 3.11, I'm hoping it will work in win98 dos. I found a program that creates a trial floppy which let's you get a max of 5 files, but floppies have write protection so ...yeah. But it created a bad floppy (or some other file system, mac?). Now it won't let me format it ether! It says I don't have the rights! Oh well, I won't worry about a "dead" floppy now. So, any programs? z-are-w backwords, freeware, anything! Emergency! SOS. I can always reprogram it but that's like 2 months of work and almost a year of research. No thanks. We all make mistakes, I just made the mistake of pressing shift + del - on the wrong file! (and the past mistake of not backing up) I guess it's not as bad as accidently formating my C drive. I almost did that out of nerveusness when trying to format A:.





Tired of bugs(Y/N)?
Ryan