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How can I find the original copy of a document I have typed over and saved
without saving it under a new name. Any suggestions?
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How can I find the original copy of a document I have typed over and saved
without saving it under a new name. Any suggestions?

How long since you last backed up your My Documents folder?


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If you mean the original save date, it was June 30. I didn't save a "backup"
copy unless my computer automatically does it and I'm not sure if it does.

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"kellyed" wrote in message
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How can I find the original copy of a document I have typed over and saved
without saving it under a new name. Any suggestions?

How long since you last backed up your My Documents folder?



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Your computer does not automatically create backups unless you instruct it
to do so, and this sort of problem is one of the reasons why you should
create backups. See http://www.gmayor.com/automatically_backup.htm for a
start.

Without a backup, the possibility of recovering your document once the
revised document has been closed is remote. You will have to retype it.

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My web site www.gmayor.com
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kellyed wrote:
If you mean the original save date, it was June 30. I didn't save a
"backup" copy unless my computer automatically does it and I'm not
sure if it does.

"Chuck Davis" wrote:


"kellyed" wrote in message
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How can I find the original copy of a document I have typed over
and saved without saving it under a new name. Any suggestions?

How long since you last backed up your My Documents folder?



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Thank you for your help.

"Graham Mayor" wrote:

Your computer does not automatically create backups unless you instruct it
to do so, and this sort of problem is one of the reasons why you should
create backups. See http://www.gmayor.com/automatically_backup.htm for a
start.

Without a backup, the possibility of recovering your document once the
revised document has been closed is remote. You will have to retype it.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


kellyed wrote:
If you mean the original save date, it was June 30. I didn't save a
"backup" copy unless my computer automatically does it and I'm not
sure if it does.

"Chuck Davis" wrote:


"kellyed" wrote in message
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How can I find the original copy of a document I have typed over
and saved without saving it under a new name. Any suggestions?
How long since you last backed up your My Documents folder?




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