I searched for the files(windows7) but they appear to be gone even
tried doing .fdb. they r gone. So I guess I will restore from backup
Tomorrow.
Thanks for your help.
Lu

On Sat, Jul 16, 2011 at 8:22 PM, Wendy Howard <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Lucie,
>
>> Somehow I Have lost 2 family files and  and I am stuck on Asa Brown.
>> What did I do and how do I get back my files???
>
> Do you mean that (a) you cannot locate your files, or that (b) the
> sample file (with Asa Brown) is the one that is open when you start Legacy?
>
> If the former (a), do a search of your computer for files of the name of
> your data file(s), or for any file that ends .fdb.
>
> Just how you do that may depend on what version of Windows you're
> running.  On my Windows 7 machine I can press the Windows key (which is
> the same action as taking your cursor to the Start button and clicking
> on it) and the cursor is already in a search box where I can type what
> I'm looking for.
>
> In older versions of Windows you may need to go to Windows Explorer, or
> select My Computer after pressing the Windows key, to start your
> search.  I don't have those in front of me to check and give you
> specifics, sorry.
>
> If you cannot locate your file(s) and they really have disappeared, you
> will have to retrieve it/them from a backup.
>
> If the latter (b), then in Legacy click on File > Open Family File, then
> navigate to where your data file is kept and select it.
>
> You can tell Legacy to always open a particular file, by going to
> Options > Customise > General tab > Starting Family File and selecting
> "Always open this file" and navigate to the file you want opened.  Or
> you can set it to open the file you last had open, or to always ask
> (prompt) you for the file you want.
>
> Hope this helps.  :-)
>
> Wendy
>
>
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