That is terrible news!
A lesson to all who hears of this I hope. Don't suppose you had a
time-delayed save going on too did you? I've noticed trouble with it
sometimes if the parse or render is working hard. Yet I haven't seen a
script get vacuumed out in the process... that's just plain bad.
Great picture. Going to disappoint a lot of people I bet since they
can't offer suggestions/comments now unless you do make another go.


Ken wrote:
> 
> Rick wrote:
> >
> > try opening you swap file with word pad you may find the pov file in there
> > some where or try scandisk, it may well find some lost clusters, save them
> > if any, these also may be be your missing files..
> >
> > Rick
> 
>  First things I tried. Nope ! By the time I got to the swap file it
> had already been flushed and scan disk reported no lost clusters.
> Nor did I find anything in the temp directory or, or, or ...
> 
> It is lost and gone for ever oh my darli'n Clementine...
> 
> --
> Ken Tyler
> 
> mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net

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