I have saved some .doc files which do not show in explorer. I can find
them using search and can then open them once I locate them. I am using
Office 2003. Any suggestions will be much appreciated


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I have saved some .doc files which do not show in explorer. I can find
them using search and can then open them once I locate them. I am
using Office 2003. Any suggestions will be much appreciated

When you find 'em again, right click on them, select properties, and untick
the hidden attribute. Else check to see if their containing folder is set to
be hidden. If still no luck then, well, show 'em all?

Showing Hidden Files:
http://kgiii.info/windows/all/genera...den_files.html

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On Tue, 10 Jan 2006 21:48:31 +0530, halsteadrlh
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I have saved some .doc files which do not show in explorer. I can find
them using search and can then open them once I locate them. I am using
Office 2003. Any suggestions will be much appreciated

In Windows Explorer, go to Tools Folder Options View. Click the
option for "Show hidden files and folders".

While you're there, if the box for "Hide extensions for known file
types" is checked, it's a good idea to uncheck it. Microsoft thought
it would make the file list less cluttered, but it gives viruses a
good way to hide themselves.

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