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I am attempting to recover a WORD document that I've lost by doing the
following: I had opened Outlook Express and then a WORD document within an
e-mail. I updated the WORD document, saved it, and closed the e-mail. I was
expecting Outlook to ask whether I wished to save the changes to the e-mail,
but it did not and I lost the updates to the WORD document. I now know the
root cause to prevent this from happening again in the future, but is there a
way to locate the WORD file containing the updates? Please help. Thanks.
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Tony D wrote:
I am attempting to recover a WORD document that I've lost by doing the
following: I had opened Outlook Express and then a WORD document
within an e-mail. I updated the WORD document, saved it, and closed
the e-mail. I was expecting Outlook to ask whether I wished to save
the changes to the e-mail, but it did not and I lost the updates to
the WORD document. I now know the root cause to prevent this from
happening again in the future, but is there a way to locate the WORD
file containing the updates? Please help. Thanks.


Why can't you just re-open that e-mail?

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You should never open Word attachments directly from e-mail - however it
*may* be possible to recover your changes. See
http://www.gmayor.com/outlook_attachments.htm

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Tony D wrote:
I am attempting to recover a WORD document that I've lost by doing the
following: I had opened Outlook Express and then a WORD document
within an e-mail. I updated the WORD document, saved it, and closed
the e-mail. I was expecting Outlook to ask whether I wished to save
the changes to the e-mail, but it did not and I lost the updates to
the WORD document. I now know the root cause to prevent this from
happening again in the future, but is there a way to locate the WORD
file containing the updates? Please help. Thanks.



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Poprivet wrote:
Tony D wrote:
I am attempting to recover a WORD document that I've lost by doing
the following: I had opened Outlook Express and then a WORD document
within an e-mail. I updated the WORD document, saved it, and closed
the e-mail. I was expecting Outlook to ask whether I wished to save
the changes to the e-mail, but it did not and I lost the updates to
the WORD document. I now know the root cause to prevent this from
happening again in the future, but is there a way to locate the WORD
file containing the updates? Please help. Thanks.


Why can't you just re-open that e-mail?

Pop`


Because it won't have the edits.

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