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I have a letter written by a loved one, and there was another letter written on this paper first; but, erased, & the other letter was written over it. How do I read the erased letter? Or, at least parts of it? This loved one has passed, so it's very important to me

I have a letter written by a loved one, and there was another letter written on this paper first; but, erased, & the other letter was written over it. How do I read the erased letter? Or, at least parts of it? This loved one has passed, so it's very important to me

I have a letter written by a loved one, and there was another letter written on this paper first; but, erased, & the other letter was written over it. How do I read the erased letter? Or, at least parts of it? This loved one has passed, so it's very important to me.

His name is/was Mike. He passed from lung cancer at young age of 48. He really liked rock (RUSH was his favorite); but, he also liked country, and other genres (he just didn't really like Rap). We didn't have an "our song", for we listened & danced / partied to all different songs & groups. We were suppose to marry (we'd been together almost 6 years). I miss him dearly. Couple ideas I've thought may be nice: Free Bird, by Lynard Skynard; & Crying for Me (country song, by ? is it Toby Keith?) Thank-you so much to all who contribute answers to this question. It means so much to me.

His name is/was Mike. He passed from lung cancer at young age of 48. He really liked rock (RUSH was his favorite); but, he also liked country, and other genres (he just didn't really like Rap). We didn't have an "our song", for we listened & danced / partied to all different songs & groups. We were suppose to marry (we'd been together almost 6 years). I miss him dearly. Couple ideas I've thought may be nice: Free Bird, by Lynard Skynard; & Crying for Me (country song, by ? is it Toby Keith?) Thank-you so much to all who contribute answers to this question. It means so much to me.

His name is/was Mike. He passed from lung cancer at young age of 48. He really liked rock (RUSH was his favorite); but, he also liked country, and other genres (he just didn't really like Rap). We didn't have an "our song", for we listened & danced / partied to all different songs & groups. We were suppose to marry (we'd been together almost 6 years). I miss him dearly. Couple ideas I've thought may be nice: Free Bird, by Lynard Skynard; & Crying for Me (country song, by ? is it Toby Keith?) Thank-you so much to all who contribute answers to this question. It means so much to me.

My man, whom I loved so dearly, passed away in April, 09. Beforehand, he had left voicemail messages on our voicemail. These mean so much too me; therefore, I so very much desire keeping them! (There's approximately 7-8 messages). The dilemma: the messages are on my phone company voice mail (Sage Telecom). I need to get the messages off there, & onto some type of permanent storage. As things stand, if I were to switch phone companies, or get my service disconnected for any reason, I'd forever lose these very important highly sentimental messages. I've called the Geek Squad, & the phone company, & got nowhere. They claim there isn't a way to do it? But, I don't believe that. Can someone PLEASE solve this for me? I'd be so VERY grateful!

I had previously briefly tried it; but, had problems, so I reverted back to IE7. Not sure if the problems were due to IE8; so, wondering who's tried it / using it, & other's experiences. Is it better than Internet Explorer 7? Or, are there problems in Internet Explorer 8?