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Tracing a documents path history
I found a word document on my work network which I saved to my drive. However
I forgot where I found the word document and I now need to find other documents form that location. Is there any way to trace where a document came ffrom, a means of seeing the path beyond what can be seen in properties? |
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Tracing a documents path history
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@discussions.microsoft.com says... I found a word document on my work network which I saved to my drive. However I forgot where I found the word document and I now need to find other documents form that location. Is there any way to trace where a document came ffrom, a means of seeing the path beyond what can be seen in properties? No -- Peter Aitken Author, MS Word for Medical and Technical Writers www.tech-word.com |
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