30-06-2005, 01:25 PM
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This is just a curious question. Do you think Hex Workshop can be succesfully used as a data recovery tool or not?
Considering the fact that it can view the disk surface as a hexadecimal record, sector by sector. Also, if I tried to use it in such a way, for example to recover a partially damaged file, what steps should I take after copying all surviving data to a single file on my HDD?
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