UNDEL
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Format:        UNDEL filespec [/H]

Purpose:       Recovers    previously   deleted   files   and 
          directories.

Use:           The  filespec specifies which files are to  be 
          undeleted,  if possible. If the last item specifies 
          a  directory  name,  then just  that  sub-directory 
          entry is undeleted;  another UNDEL command must  be 
          given to undelete the files within that directory.

               Files  can only be undeleted if they have been 
          deleted using VT-DOS on a VT-DOS formatted disk and 
          if  no  disk allocation has taken place  since  the 
          file was originally deleted. Normally UNDEL is used 
          immediately after accidentally deleting some files.

                    Note  that UNDEL is a transient  command, 
          and must be loaded from disk.

Examples:

     UNDEL B:FRED.MAC

               The  previously deleted file FRED.MAC  in  the 
          current   directory   of  the  current   drive   is 
          recovered.
