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silverbonn
Workg w/ WORD yest'dy; screen froze, asked if I wanted ERROR report (said was
fixing error). I clicked YES. A bit later, got two files back (recovered).
One said OLD; other had filename w/ REPAIRED added. (Or did I misread it?)
Asked which I wanted to save.
Of course I chose REPAIRED and replaced the old file with it, keeping the
same name w/ REPAIRED added and closed file.
Came back a bit later, went to open the file and discovered it was the
REPAIRS *not* REPAIRED, ie, all the work I'd done ALL month was gone! <ARGH!>
Boss'll have a cow and *I'm* at risk of being fired.<!>
Suggest REPAIRS be used--NOT REPAIRED<!!> (Don't know if recoverable, yet.
Am at home now.) Any/all help appreciated! (Read the Xchange server info re:
recovery and will try tomorrow.)
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fixing error). I clicked YES. A bit later, got two files back (recovered).
One said OLD; other had filename w/ REPAIRED added. (Or did I misread it?)
Asked which I wanted to save.
Of course I chose REPAIRED and replaced the old file with it, keeping the
same name w/ REPAIRED added and closed file.
Came back a bit later, went to open the file and discovered it was the
REPAIRS *not* REPAIRED, ie, all the work I'd done ALL month was gone! <ARGH!>
Boss'll have a cow and *I'm* at risk of being fired.<!>
Suggest REPAIRS be used--NOT REPAIRED<!!> (Don't know if recoverable, yet.
Am at home now.) Any/all help appreciated! (Read the Xchange server info re:
recovery and will try tomorrow.)
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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.
http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...7&dg=microsoft.public.word.application.errors