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Hello Juhani,<BR>
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Simply go to wherever you normally browse your directory structure. Find the "Trash" folder and open it. Your deleted files should be in there somewhere.<BR>
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On Tue, 2011-01-18 at 18:43 +0200, Juhani Talvela wrote:
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18.01.2011 18:34, jdd kirjoitti:
> Le 18/01/2011 17:30, Juhani a écrit :
>> I deleted by mistake several images by moving them to trash bin (Del button). I
>> guess I have some chance to recover the deleted images. But where do I find the
>> trash bin...?
> in Dolphin, locations panel, for example. It's the system trash
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> jdd
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Thank for the quick answer. And sorry not to grasp what you mean.
Dolphin...?? Locations panel...?
Do you mean that I should find "system trash" somewhere on the top menu?
I've tried to find it with no luck, so far.
J
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