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I would say the chances of norton recovering are very slim. &nbsp;but it is worth a try.
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I would say the chances of norton recovering are very slim.  but it is worth a try.

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A coworker had a file in a folder on the desktop (Mac OS 9). Another coworker copied a folder with the same name onto the desktop, replacing the original. There was a file in the original folder we'd love to get back to save hours of work (the same named file was NOT in the replacement folder).<br />
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Is there any way to do this?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Susie
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A coworker had a file in a folder on the desktop (Mac OS 9). Another coworker copied a folder with the same name onto the desktop, replacing the original. There was a file in the original folder we'd love to get back to save hours of work (the same named file was NOT in the replacement folder).

Is there any way to do this?

Thanks,
Susie

Retrieving file in overwritten folder

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