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Bryn Ellis
Office Wor 2003, a document of about 60 pages suddenly became blank 20KB. I
have failed to recover
have failed to recover
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garfield-n-odie
20K is about the size of an empty Word 2003 document, so you
probably saved an empty document over your 60-page document. If
you have the "Always create backup copy" option turned on in Word
(Tools->Options->Save), then the old version should be in the
same folder as the current version but with a .wbk filename
extension. If you don't have the backup option turned on, then
the old version is probably gone.
probably saved an empty document over your 60-page document. If
you have the "Always create backup copy" option turned on in Word
(Tools->Options->Save), then the old version should be in the
same folder as the current version but with a .wbk filename
extension. If you don't have the backup option turned on, then
the old version is probably gone.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
If the document is still open, try Undo. This can happen if you
inadvertently Select All and then press the spacebar or type a single
character (assuming "Typing replaces selection" is enabled).
inadvertently Select All and then press the spacebar or type a single
character (assuming "Typing replaces selection" is enabled).
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SJC_Weevil
Here's a wild try. I once hit the white letter A and turned my print, white
on a white page. Thank goodness I thought to select all and then clicked on
a dark color for the text. (The A at the top of the toolbar with the bar
under it and arrow beside it).
Sharon Collman, "seat of the pants user".
on a white page. Thank goodness I thought to select all and then clicked on
a dark color for the text. (The A at the top of the toolbar with the bar
under it and arrow beside it).
Sharon Collman, "seat of the pants user".