Pier to Pier Recycle Bin

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The environment is a pier-to-pier network all using Windows XP Pro where
workstation "A" is the company file server and workstations "B" and "C" are
terminals pulling and saving files to/from the server "A". If a file is
deleted on "A" from "B" or "C", where does it go? It is not in any recycle
bin, that I can see. If you delete a file from "A" on "A" it does appear in
the recycle bin. Is there a way to recover a file accidently deleted off "A"
from "B" or "C"? Thank you for your time.
 
The environment is a pier-to-pier network all using Windows XP Pro where
workstation "A" is the company file server and workstations "B" and "C" are
terminals pulling and saving files to/from the server "A". If a file is
deleted on "A" from "B" or "C", where does it go? It is not in any recycle
bin, that I can see. If you delete a file from "A" on "A" it does appear in
the recycle bin. Is there a way to recover a file accidently deleted off "A"
from "B" or "C"? Thank you for your time.
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I'm afraid they are gone forever. There is no network recycle bin.
 

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