[TPIN] Help!! I've deleted stuff by accident!

[Mike Barry]

First of all, it sounds like the website you're talking about is the
Internet Wayback Machine, found here:

http://www.archive.org/web/web.php

If you are on a PC, check in your Recycle Bin....the folders should all
still be there unless you deleted them from your RB...or unless the "folder"
you're talking about is one from Outlook.

Second, if you're still out of luck AND on a PC AND have System Restore
turned on, you could set your computer back to a restore point before your
deletion.

Need more details to help any further.  I'm helpless if you have a Mac...I
don't have one of those.  I chose to get a computer instead.

LOL!!!  Juuust kidding.  Macs are good.

Mike





-----Original Message-----
From: tpin-bounces+tpinmike=comcast.net at tpin.okcu.edu
[mailto:tpin-bounces+tpinmike=comcast.net at tpin.okcu.edu] On Behalf Of Rick
Rangno
Sent: Monday, March 24, 2008 7:33 PM
To: Trumpet Players' International Network
Subject: [TPIN] Help!! I've deleted stuff by accident!

Hello everyone!

In my zeal to keep my hard drive reasonably clean and uncluttered with
"junk" I deleted a number of what I thought were useless files and folders.
One of those folders was my collected TPIN posts for the last number of
years. While there are some presently archived, and those I can search, the
posts prior to the move the move to Oklahoma are gone for good. Has anyone
kept anything from the good old days? They are really gone as I did a
complete defrag and the works after the deletions :-(

Computer is running very smoothly....my head hurts from slapping my
forehead....

Many of those posts were by Jeanne Pocius, Leon Merian, George Graham, Mike
Vax and so many of our other friends and colleagues. I remember being told
of a site that takes "snapshots" of websites and that these are available
for viewing. I can't for the life of me remember the name of it or even if
it's for real. Do any of you 'puter geeks out there know anything about
this?

I know that O.J. has many TPIN messages on his site. Do any of you have any
on your personal web sites?

Any help any of you could give would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in
advance!

Rick
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