Re: Recovering Word document opened up as email attachment
- From: "Graham Mayor" <gmayor@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 5 Nov 2005 07:42:48 +0200
Word does *not* have an option to automatically save the document
periodically. The option that you refer to is autorecovery information. This
*may* have helped the OP have a greater chance of restarting Word recovering
the document, but has nothing to do with the issue here. The OP has saved
the document in a transient temporary folder that may no longer exist. In
those circumstances only file recovery software would possibly stand a
chance of recovering the file.
If you want a true backup function - see
http://www.gmayor.com/automatically_backup.htm
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How to link or embed objects in Word wrote:
> For future reference, do go to Tools, Options, Save in Word. The
> default save is 10 minutes. What part of 10 minutes are you willing
> to lose in a crash? I changed mine to two minutes. I have found -
> at least in older versions of Word - that if a document did not
> restore when I closed and reopened Word that sometimes it would when
> I rebooted but probably not if you didn't save at least once. You
> should also look under Tools, Options, then in the File Locations
> folder, click on AutoRecover files, then Modify, to know where your
> recovered files are stored.
>
>> Power surge wiped out my pc. Can't find my doc that I opened up
>> from web mail attachment. I was saving repeatedly but it was still
>> as an attachment. Any way my latest changes can be recovered? I'm
>> on a tight deadline and need to know how within the hour.
>>
>> Thanks!
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