I refer to a client who lost a Word file. He said that he either did not save
them correctly or misplaced his edited version since he can no longer find
it.
I do not know what Word version. I assume that it is a Windows computer.
The client added that he did a desktop search using a Google
Files also disappear due to hard disk errors. No big deal, she can
just recover it from backup. But she should run chkdsk manually and if
she sees a lot of errors I'd consider replacing that drive.
Windows Desktop search in Vista is probably equivalent to Google
Desktop Search, depending on what
Can we assume that he looked in Recent Documents and in Word's list of
recently opened files?
I refer to a client who lost a Word file. He said that he either did
not save them correctly or misplaced his edited version since he can
no longer find it.
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From: Chris Dunford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [CGUYS] Recovering lost Word file
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Date: Tuesday, July 22, 2008, 7:27 PM
Can we assume that he looked in Recent Documents and in
Word's list of
recently opened files?
I refer to a client who lost a Word
, are there any external
drives involved,
Larry
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I refer
Of Paul Meyer
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There is also a directory in which temp files produced
by autosave get placed. I think this directory is
specified in the registry, the last time I had to
figure
