Hello...

[Robrt0]

I am here on artificial hope because I know I'm doomed.

I spent more than 11 straight hours creating an awsome presentation with more than 22 individual "slides".

I still had the .psd file open on one desktop (Mac) without being aware of it.

I was going to use the program to do something else. Batch 9 images into smaller copies.

When I opened the 9 files, they opened on a different desktop, so I couldn't see the other previous, open files.

I made the script, to turn the images into a 61 squared pixel thumbs.

When I run it, it switches back to the first desktop, grabs my 800x640 11-hour old file and turns it into a %&$@&# microbe, saves, and closes !!

Part of me

** Hold on, what software is this one used for the forum on this site? **

is going :banghead:, and part of me

So... my question is: Is there a way to get the old file back, the one that was laying there almost finished on my other desktop, before the save and close commands were applied?

Oh yeah, I'm Robert, nice to meet you.

 

[the cute]

Hello Robert !!

so you mean that the file was overwritten with a new file ???
if that so, there might be a chance that you can recover the file by using a 3rd-party utility like "Data Rescue" or "FileSalvage" or "Virtual Lab" or the command-line utility 'ddrescue' (google to find them)
In case the file is of critical importance to you (such that you would be willing to spend a minimum of several hundred dollars to recover it) you should take the drive to a professional data recovery service.
ohhhh i hated it too when i lost some files :banghead: such a bad day for me !!
Good Luck mat

 

[Robrt0]

Thanks a lot, I'll give them a try.
Regards

 

[sam123]

welcome Robrt0 to PSG