[RZRBCKRICK]

I thought that I was closing another file and accidentally closed the one I
was working on and lost a bunch of work. Can I dig it up somewhere? somehow?

[grammatim[_2_]]

c'mon ... you know the answer ... next time you'll hit Save every few
minutes.

On Sep 14, 12:28*am, RZRBCKRICK
wrote:
I thought that I was closing another file and accidentally closed the one I
was working on and lost a bunch of work. Can I dig it up somewhere? somehow?

[p0]

On 14 sep, 06:28, RZRBCKRICK
wrote:
I thought that I was closing another file and accidentally closed the one I
was working on and lost a bunch of work. Can I dig it up somewhere? somehow?

Depends. Most likely not.

However, if you have the 'auto-save' future turned on, Word saves your
modified file to a temporary file on the hard drive every few minutes.
If you close your document normally this file gets deleted. However,
undelete programs such as "Active Undelete" and "R-Studio" might be
able to retrieve the deleted file.

Yves

[JoAnn Paules]

If you didn't save it, there's nothing to retrieve.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"



"RZRBCKRICK" wrote in message
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I thought that I was closing another file and accidentally closed the one I
was working on and lost a bunch of work. Can I dig it up somewhere?
somehow?