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recovering a file after not saving
I accidentally closed out a file without saving it; losing data that I worked
on for some time. Does AutoRecover only work when there is an application error or when the program encounters a problem? I looked in the subdirectory where AutoRecover files are stored, but there was no file there. Thanks, Carol |
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recovering a file after not saving
Sorry, that information is gone. Unless you can get a utility for
resurrecting deleted files (such utilities exist but require some expertise to operate safely), you'll have to recreate the document from scratch. AutoRecover files are deleted when you close the document normally (that is, when there hasn't been a crash). You can't rely on it when you've merely made a mistake. To help prevent a repeat, see http://www.gmayor.com/automatically_backup.htm. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. CIW wrote: I accidentally closed out a file without saving it; losing data that I worked on for some time. Does AutoRecover only work when there is an application error or when the program encounters a problem? I looked in the subdirectory where AutoRecover files are stored, but there was no file there. Thanks, Carol |
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