[muglo] Re: [Bulk] Re: [Bulk] Re: hard drive

For what it is worth, mine still has it's original name - Macintosh HD 
- if you want to try that?  Secondly, does Quicken automatically save a 
Backup File which you might be able to open?  If you can find a real 
guru, (s)he might be able to help for I knew one in St. Catharines who 
could do marvels!!   After all, the file is no doubt still there, it is 
just a Directory entry that is missing and the guy I knew could somehow 
'repair' the Directory entry and retrieve the file.  Unfortunately I 
don't know how he did it!!!  So hope you can find a Backup file 
somewhere!!

All the best

Paul

On Apr 6, 2006, at 5:17 PM, Hawk wrote:

> Problem is I can't recall name it had. It was just a default name. Mac
> Hardrive or something. Sadly I had to leave and shut it down and now 
> it's
> named 000000.
>   If there is a Quicken user out there I have a question. This is 
> going to
> sound dumb, maybe because it is but . ..
>     I've lost all my data for the last two years. Wonderful, eh? Thing 
> is
> that happaned to me the odd time over the years and I've had to start 
> from
> scratch, dig stuff up, etc. etc. I kept thinking the data must still be
> there somewhere but where?
>    Finally the last time it happened - about two years ago - I 
> discovered
> how to retrieve it. Thing is  I can't recall how except . . ..I left 
> this
> cryptic little stickie on the desktop
>    "If you lose data try 60quicken data." But I've forgotten what that
> means. Try it how? Must be intuititve but I'm not intuitive. Anyone 
> have a
> suggestion.
>    Meanwhile should I just pick a name and type it in place of the 
> 00000?
>    I wish I could explain how all this happened but even I can't put it
> together in my head. I'll just chalk it up to a series of unfortunate
> events, with apologies to Lemony Snicket. jim
>
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