_IF_ a temporary file was made by what ever program
you were using, it is ESSENTIAL to STOP and run any
undelete program that might be on your computer
RIGHT AWAY. Norton will pull up the last
25 deleted files on the first "click".
(It is not always easy to "use" temporary files,
even if you recover them...)

The minute the "space" is marked "not used" by the OS,
anything could start to write over it as soon as
possible, or it may be there for months.
My advise to anyone with a critical file "missing"
AND NO recovery utilities on their computer is to
STOP EVERYTHING!!!!! -- And access the hard drive
from "inside" another machine.
That way nothing gets written to the original drive.
(Hard Drives will NOT always "move" to a different
machine easily.)      Good luck    Rick

Sami Al-Mohssen <[log in to unmask]> writes:
>I've herd that windows create a file (mabe a temp file) that stores
>all of the actions that were performed on aplications. The thing is
>that i forgot to save a documant and i'm trying to retreive what my
>work.

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