rescue.asd

D

DPM

Twice now Word 2007 failed to write to a networked drive, and offered to
save the file as "rescue.asd". But when I do so and close/reopen Word and
ask it to open rescue.asd, it declares that .asd is not a valid extension.
Renaming it to .docx and opening results in a corrupt file message.

What good are .asd files if Word won't recover them?
 
S

Suzanne S. Barnhill

The .asd files are AutoRecovery backup files, which Word should open by
default the next time you start the program. But only Word can open them;
you can't.
 
D

DPM

Suzanne,

I think Word tried and failed. I don't clearly remember what happened,
since I didn't know what SHOULD happen.

Is there a way to get Word to try again?

Thanks,
Dean
 
S

Suzanne S. Barnhill

I don't think so. Every now and then AutoRecovery just doesn't function as
it should, unfortunately.
 
D

DPM

Well, out of two failures Word2007 is batting 0. Are there any known
problems in this area?

Thanks,
Dean
 

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