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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CanadienneBacon" data-source="post: 2820300" data-attributes="member: 11146">I googled and found your thread but when I click on the Cache (which is what I did to recover what of mine I could), I was sent to the EN World archives and even though I spotted your thread title down a bit on the page that popped up, it of course would not let me open it...same problem as what you experienced.  When I was googling the other day to try to recover some of my own lost info, one or two of my things came up in that same archive style and, just as they did with yours, I was unable to open and view the material.  I'm no techie and couldn't figure out what to do with it, so I went with the assumption that because the db was corrupted the archived material from that time period was also lost.Just thought I'd let you know that I tried and did have a look but to no avail.  Maybe someone else with a more informed knowledge and skill set will come along with some pointers.I checked Yahoo's search engine to see if they had a cache of that thread (they did not), but I was able to locate the thread topic number, which may be of some help in a further search elsewhere:www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=170572That's the thread topic number before the db crashed.  If it helps you, then fantastic...I kind of don't think it will but ya never know.</blockquote>