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DennisM
I had a doc that I went into my folder and renamed. Then I typed something new in the doc and hit save. Is there a way to recover the text that was in the doc before I renamed it?
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Bill Weylock
If by some unlikely lucky chance you still have the document open, you could
do an ³Undo² (Cmd-Z or on the Edit menu). But if you have deleted or typed
over text and have saved the document, the old text is gone.
But what do you mean ³went into my folder.² Did you save it in Word with
another name or rename it in the Finder and then open it again in Word?
If you saved it in Word (Save As) with a new name, the original document
will be there with your original text. If you (as I assumed) renamed it in
the Finder ... Sorry.
Bill Weylock
Imac 2.8Ghz -10.5.1
Office 2008/2003 - Windows XP Pro SP2
do an ³Undo² (Cmd-Z or on the Edit menu). But if you have deleted or typed
over text and have saved the document, the old text is gone.
But what do you mean ³went into my folder.² Did you save it in Word with
another name or rename it in the Finder and then open it again in Word?
If you saved it in Word (Save As) with a new name, the original document
will be there with your original text. If you (as I assumed) renamed it in
the Finder ... Sorry.
I had a doc that I went into my folder and renamed. Then I typed something new
in the doc and hit save. Is there a way to recover the text that was in the
doc before I renamed it?
Bill Weylock
Imac 2.8Ghz -10.5.1
Office 2008/2003 - Windows XP Pro SP2
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DennisM
In File Buddy I did find two Temporary Items folders for today that had over 300k in them in 4 docs. Is it possible to get to them?
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John McGhie
Change the extension to ".doc" or ".docx" as appropriate, and then try
File>Open from within Word.
If you get lucky, your text will be in there somewhere. Note: It will be
out of sequence: Word simply appends each change to the bottom of a "Temp"
file.
If Word won't look at it with the new extension, try changing "Enable" to
"Recover text from any file". If there is any text in the file at all, that
will get it out, without any formatting or pictures. Again, it will be out
of sequence.
Hope this helps
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File>Open from within Word.
If you get lucky, your text will be in there somewhere. Note: It will be
out of sequence: Word simply appends each change to the bottom of a "Temp"
file.
If Word won't look at it with the new extension, try changing "Enable" to
"Recover text from any file". If there is any text in the file at all, that
will get it out, without any formatting or pictures. Again, it will be out
of sequence.
Hope this helps
In File Buddy I did find two Temporary Items folders for today that had over
300k in them in 4 docs. Is it possible to get to them?
--
Don't wait for your answer, click here: http://www.word.mvps.org/
Please reply in the group. Please do NOT email me unless I ask you to.
John McGhie, Consultant Technical Writer
McGhie Information Engineering Pty Ltd
http://jgmcghie.fastmail.com.au/
Nhulunbuy, Northern Territory, Australia
+61 4 1209 1410, mailto:[email protected]