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What am I thinking?!!! Sorry, &nbsp;this is an OSX thread, not a shell script thread (been working on a now 3000+ line script last few days that is driving me a bit bonkers, so have my geek hat on).<br />
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Apologies. &nbsp;The answer is, unless the system has been powered off since the data loss, and your friend has access to an experienced UNIX programmer, and is willing to allow hardware reconfiguration to mount her disk in another computer, or at least remotely mount it, then you have better odds at winning the lottery. <br />
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What am I thinking?!!! Sorry,  this is an OSX thread, not a shell script thread (been working on a now 3000+ line script last few days that is driving me a bit bonkers, so have my geek hat on).

Apologies.  The answer is, unless the system has been powered off since the data loss, and your friend has access to an experienced UNIX programmer, and is willing to allow hardware reconfiguration to mount her disk in another computer, or at least remotely mount it, then you have better odds at winning the lottery.



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Thanks guys...she bothered me to help her and then ended up redoing the damn paper lol. But thanks I was interested in how to do it anyway so thanks for the tips. 
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Thanks guys...she bothered me to help her and then ended up redoing the damn paper lol. But thanks I was interested in how to do it anyway so thanks for the tips.

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Hey everyone,<br />
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I have a friend who had a previously saved Pages document, then opened it up and did a lot of editing to it. Upon saving it, Pages crashed. I asked her to restart the computer and look in the Trash bin for a Recovered Files folder...no go.<br />
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Any ideas/tricks on how we could get this file or at least a rough version of it? Thanks!
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Hey everyone,

I have a friend who had a previously saved Pages document, then opened it up and did a lot of editing to it. Upon saving it, Pages crashed. I asked her to restart the computer and look in the Trash bin for a Recovered Files folder...no go.

Any ideas/tricks on how we could get this file or at least a rough version of it? Thanks!

Recovering a Pages document (Mac OSX Snow Leopard)

Mac OS X is the desktop operating system from Apple Inc., found on Macintosh computers. OS X consists of a Mach/BSD-based kernel, operating system interfaces primarily based on FreeBSD and additional frameworks (written in C, C++ and Objective-C providing user interface and application-level services.

Mac OS X

Disaster Recovery is the planning for and creation of policies and procedures related to the resumption or continuation of an organization's functions following a catastrophic event. The term is most frequently used in relation to failure of networks, but DR preparations also include other business systems and personnel considerations.