Yeah, but that's to be expected. It's only in cases of very recent deletions where the name is recoverable and even then, I'm rather surprised it is recoverable. Pretend you have a library of books, and you've removed the dust covers and stripped any reference to their title. To find that book, you have a card catalogue sorted by name, and that card tells you where on the shelf that book is. Now... throw away the card. The book is still on the shelf, but "nameless" and hard to find. That's what happens when you delete a file. You "throw away the card" when you delete a file, but the file technically exists until the space it occupies is overwritten. At least. that's my understanding on a very simplistic level.
WHAT !! NO, they get the files back on NCIS ~ Los Angeles from a water damaged blown up HDD . . . ., but in all seriousness . . . .
. . . . I get all that, and understand the
why, but its still a gripe. Just opened a Saved scan, and on further look, its some what easy to find a image you are looking for, being able to use whats in the Description Bar, ie: Size in Dimension and/or MB with being RAW or jpeg, it took me less than 2 minutes to find a single image.
DDP does a good job at grouping in lots 1000 images, so I'm happy about that.
I suppose thats the price you pay for such software though isn't it.
That's a pretty good test TM. Going a bit above and beyond the call I'd say. I guess that's the kind of dedication we can expect of someone who wins MOTM. Unfortunately, you still have to give up the badge all too soon.
Gonna need a Bulldozer mate to yank my Stars away from me ;P
