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chas
Forgot to mention that I am running Excel 2000 on Windows 98 SE.
Can anyone help please?
Chas
Can anyone help please?
Chas
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Bill Ridgeway
It is only possible to retrieve a file if it hasn't been overwritten
(although partly overwritten files may be retrieved). The chance of success
reduces if you have used the computer at all - especially an attempt to
retrieve the file.
One way to retrieve a file is something like GetDataBack
www.http://www.runtime.org/ it costs $79. It should be installed on a
different hard disk.
Another way to retrieve a file is to hand your computer to a specialist at
retrieving files. This gets rather more expensive.
Although it may be too late for this particular file, you should seriously
consider a backing up regime. Yes it costs but that can be justified in the
loss of information and the consequences both financial and stress. Have a
look at my web site www.1001solutions.co.uk for more information.
Regards.
Bill Ridgeway
Computer Solutions
(although partly overwritten files may be retrieved). The chance of success
reduces if you have used the computer at all - especially an attempt to
retrieve the file.
One way to retrieve a file is something like GetDataBack
www.http://www.runtime.org/ it costs $79. It should be installed on a
different hard disk.
Another way to retrieve a file is to hand your computer to a specialist at
retrieving files. This gets rather more expensive.
Although it may be too late for this particular file, you should seriously
consider a backing up regime. Yes it costs but that can be justified in the
loss of information and the consequences both financial and stress. Have a
look at my web site www.1001solutions.co.uk for more information.
Regards.
Bill Ridgeway
Computer Solutions
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Patricia Shannon
Also, www.semantec.com has Norton Goback. But like Bill said, the more files
you've saved, the more likely the file is already overwritten.
you've saved, the more likely the file is already overwritten.
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Bill Sharpe
Are you using the recycle bin? Perhaps it's in there. Otherwise there'sBill said:It is only possible to retrieve a file if it hasn't been overwritten
(although partly overwritten files may be retrieved). The chance of success
reduces if you have used the computer at all - especially an attempt to
retrieve the file.
One way to retrieve a file is something like GetDataBack
www.http://www.runtime.org/ it costs $79. It should be installed on a
different hard disk.
Another way to retrieve a file is to hand your computer to a specialist at
retrieving files. This gets rather more expensive.
Although it may be too late for this particular file, you should seriously
consider a backing up regime. Yes it costs but that can be justified in the
loss of information and the consequences both financial and stress. Have a
look at my web site www.1001solutions.co.uk for more information.
Regards.
Bill Ridgeway
Computer Solutions
a freeware program called "Restoration" that may help. Do a Google search.
Nill