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March 5th 08, 11:43 AM
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Finding lost files
I turned off my computer without saving the changes to my file over the
previous day. When I turned it on again, only the previousl day's saved version appeared on the list of files. I looked for an autosaved version, since I know autosaves take place regularly, but I have been unable to find autosaved or recovered files using an 'everywhere' advanced search. I have Windows for Business 2007 and Vista. Can you suggest how I can get my file back, please? 
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March 5th 08, 11:47 AM
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Finding lost files
Windows for Business???????????
Auto save, presumably in office, has to be turned on, in whatever component you were using "Artist" wrote in message ... I turned off my computer without saving the changes to my file over the previous day. When I turned it on again, only the previousl day's saved version appeared on the list of files. I looked for an autosaved version, since I know autosaves take place regularly, but I have been unable to find autosaved or recovered files using an 'everywhere' advanced search. I have Windows for Business 2007 and Vista. Can you suggest how I can get my file back, please?
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