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WillB
Version: Older version
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger)
Processor: Power PC
I was making new entries into my M/S Office 98 Excel spread sheet when suddenly (I might have inadvertently touched a key) the entire s/s changed. In Col 1 - Row 1 of the original document, I had the words "DO NOT CALL". When the the sheet changed the words DO NOT CALL wee in every cell where I originally had data (no original data appeared). After two days of trying to find the original document, I closed the changed sheet - the dialog block "do you want to save your changes" did not appear - the document closed and occupies the same location as my original document with the original Title. How can I recover my original document. I know that while we are making changes or typing a new document, there is a "temporary file" created on our computer and it remains there until we save the document. Where can I find that temporary file (maybe my old document will still be there. All HELP welcomed. WillB
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger)
Processor: Power PC
I was making new entries into my M/S Office 98 Excel spread sheet when suddenly (I might have inadvertently touched a key) the entire s/s changed. In Col 1 - Row 1 of the original document, I had the words "DO NOT CALL". When the the sheet changed the words DO NOT CALL wee in every cell where I originally had data (no original data appeared). After two days of trying to find the original document, I closed the changed sheet - the dialog block "do you want to save your changes" did not appear - the document closed and occupies the same location as my original document with the original Title. How can I recover my original document. I know that while we are making changes or typing a new document, there is a "temporary file" created on our computer and it remains there until we save the document. Where can I find that temporary file (maybe my old document will still be there. All HELP welcomed. WillB