CompuServe Thread

Artist/anti-virus prog

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#115757From: Ray LewisAug 5, 1990 1:49 PM
Kevin: If a disk, or even a file on a disk, get's corrupted, you will often get a cmessage that says, "use diskdoctor to fix". Diskdoctor, a CBM supplied utility, if used, will makes some changes on the disk, and automatically rename it Lazarus (raised from the dead and all). Most folks around here recommend that you NEVER use diskdoctor on a bad disk, but use DiscSalv instead (available here), since DiskSalve doesn't change your bad disk, but instead permits you to recorver damaged files and place them on another disk. ?|^] Ray Lewis