Word always creates temporary files. It seems that the file in question may
be Word's document lock file.That file should be closed when you close the
document.- see
http://www.gmayor.com/what_to_do_when_word_crashes.htm .
Beyond that ignore it, You can choose from Windows Explorer whether to
display normally hidden files or not. The default is to hide them, but it is
better to see what files are being created.
From any file operations dialog in Word right click and chose Arrange Icons
By Name - or select Details view and click the header of the Name column to
present the files in name order.
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"Lisa" wrote in message
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Hi, sorry if this has already been posted but i'm not sure how to use
this!
Recently, when saving files in Word, it's also saving a 'ghosted out' temp
file. If i delete it, it deletes the original copy as well. Can anyone
tell
me why this has just started happening and how i stop it please. Also,
again
recently, in my word folders, my files will not save in alphabetical nor
numerical order anymore. However, when my colleagues go into the same
folders, they don't have any saved temp files and everything is nicely
filed
in order. I would really appreciate any help or suggestions please as it's
driving me up the wall!
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Many thanks, Lisa