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Autorecovery
How do I recover a file that has extension .asd? Word won't open it. It is
in my autorecovery location. Also, why does my last autorecovery file show a saved date of two days ago when I have it set to autosave every 10 minutes? -- Ray SmithDRay Web Pages http://smithdray.net |
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Autorecovery
Unless Word encounters a crash condition the autorecovery files are closed
with the document. If Word crashes, the ASD file is used to rebuild the document to the last save of the autorecovery file. If you have old ASD files stored then they are orphaned from a previous Word session and not related to the most recent document. If the files are not corrupt, you can open them by right clicking from Windows Explorer and selecting Open With ... You will get a message giving you the option to open with a program from a list. From that list pick Winword.exe. Note there is no autosave in Word. It only saves recovery information. See http://www.gmayor.com/automatically_backup.htm -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Ray wrote: How do I recover a file that has extension .asd? Word won't open it. It is in my autorecovery location. Also, why does my last autorecovery file show a saved date of two days ago when I have it set to autosave every 10 minutes? |
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Autorecovery
Thanks Graham, that helped a lot. I am now keeping a back up AND frequently
saving files I am working on. I was one who thought (wrongly) that Word actually saved a copy in autorecovery. Live and learn, huh. Thanks again, -- Ray SmithDRay Web Pages http://smithdray.net "Graham Mayor" wrote: Unless Word encounters a crash condition the autorecovery files are closed with the document. If Word crashes, the ASD file is used to rebuild the document to the last save of the autorecovery file. If you have old ASD files stored then they are orphaned from a previous Word session and not related to the most recent document. If the files are not corrupt, you can open them by right clicking from Windows Explorer and selecting Open With ... You will get a message giving you the option to open with a program from a list. From that list pick Winword.exe. Note there is no autosave in Word. It only saves recovery information. See http://www.gmayor.com/automatically_backup.htm -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Ray wrote: How do I recover a file that has extension .asd? Word won't open it. It is in my autorecovery location. Also, why does my last autorecovery file show a saved date of two days ago when I have it set to autosave every 10 minutes? |
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