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I wasn't exactly sure which forum to put this in, so here goes...

I was in Finder, cleaning out my hard drive, and I accidently deleted my ENTIRE case for my debate tournament next week! :eek:

Does anyone know of any easy and preferably free programs that will help me recover this?
 
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If you only deleted the files, they may still be in your Trash. In that case you can simply drag and drop it to any location you want.

If you cleaned-up your trash, then it may cost you some money. Some of the software I found in internet are listed here.
 
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I just tried out that link myself. It seems to have changed. Does anyone know any good software for getting information of a deleted hard drive. I was using super duper backup and by mistake deleted the entire hard drive. I did no let it write to the HD though. I noticed what it had done before I let the program re-write over any information. Any suggestions?
 
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I have updated the link. Give it another try.
 

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