Recover offline files after offline restored

I have a user that had offline files turned on. Some time later that server crashed and was replaced with a new one.
The user still had offline files turned on and it would fail to sync with the crashed server. The user still was saving files to her offline folder. Then we turned off offline folders and pointed it to the correct server. Now all the files
that were being saved during the time the server was gone are also gone. So my question is. Are those files lost or are they on the local computer hard drive and can they be recovered with a utility like csccmd?
thanks
Kris
Kris Da San Martino

Michael,
Select a clip in the Browser that is Offline.
Right click and choose the Reconnect to Media.
Navigate to to the real clip on your Scratch Disc.
The real clip is on the Scratch Disc.
FCE is non-destructive which means that everything in the Browser and Timeline are links to the Real clips stored on the Scratch Disc.
That's why when something like a clip name is changed outside of FCE the LINK is broken. FCE does not know the identity of the changed clip and where to find it. Reconnecting creates a new link (file path).
Al

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