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Default Dreamweaver Data Loss - 11-04-2004 , 04:04 PM






If anyone experienced this before and recover their data, please, please I
would appreciate it if you told me how. I'm on Mac OS 10.3. For some reason
Dreamweaver got to the first folder listed alphabeticaly of course, and deleted
everything in there, putting to empty folders instead. Does any one have any
idea of how to recover data erased by Dreamweaver? Thanks a lot in advance.


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Default Re: Dreamweaver Data Loss - 11-04-2004 , 05:43 PM






Dreamweaver doesn't delete files unless you asked it to, wether via the Site
Window or by Synchonizing.

You should be able to recover the files from your latest backup, that is if
you backup your system.


"Gerdozain" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

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If anyone experienced this before and recover their data, please, please I
would appreciate it if you told me how. I'm on Mac OS 10.3. For some
reason
Dreamweaver got to the first folder listed alphabeticaly of course, and
deleted
everything in there, putting to empty folders instead. Does any one have
any
idea of how to recover data erased by Dreamweaver? Thanks a lot in
advance.




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Default Re: Dreamweaver Data Loss - 11-05-2004 , 10:42 AM



I was using some other folder in my desktop as my Server, but for some reason,
it picked this folder, which was 1st alphabetically speaking, and created and
empty folder called unnamed site 1 in there, deleting everything else. I mean,
I had to other folders, one where my files where, and the other one which I had
set as the root and server. any idea on what could have happenned?


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