Re: Request Help Downloading Photos On CD to "My Pictures"

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So, why did you overwrite the files?

The Microsoft message was quite clear as to what would happen if you said
"Yes" or "Yes to All" -- probably the latter -- yet you did it anyway.

DSH

"SusanaDalia" <SusanaDalia@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:E48B483F-3407-46F9-87EE-FA29E70CE98D@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

I didn't think they would be, thanks anyways for your reply.

"John Inzer" wrote:

SusanaDalia wrote:
<<Before moving files from one folder
to another...you must be certain that
the file names are not the same in
each folder. If you see a dialog that
asks, Would you like to "Replace" the
existing file A with file B...choose
"Cancel" and change the file names
before moving the images. Otherwise
you will lose the "replaced" files.>>

Ok, so I finally found someone that will understand the
mistake that I have made. I didn't change the filename
and now the first set of pics that I had saved into the
folder is now corrupt I suppose. I did a file recovery
on it, but the orginal files seems to be corrupt. Is
there anything I can do?
==================================
If you saw a dialog that said "Would you like
to *replace* the existing file xxxxx with this one
xxxxx" and you selected "Yes" or "Yes To All."...
Your images have been overwritten and are
not recoverable.

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