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February 14th 10, 05:48 PM
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Improperly Saved Changes on an Attachment
Is there any way to retrieve changes made to an attachment that were manually
saved, but not "saved as" and placed in a folder on my computer? I use Vista's Windows Mail to recieve my mail. 
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February 14th 10, 05:55 PM
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Improperly Saved Changes on an Attachment
The file is probably located in a folder somewhere in
C:\Users\(youraccount)\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Win dows\Temporary Internet Files\ "\AppData" is normally hidden "\Temporary Internet Files" is normally a hidden protected Operating System file You'll have to remove the checkmark (if they're hidden) in Windows Explorer: Organize - Folder & Search Options - View -- Dave N. MS-MVP (Mail) Windows 7 Ultimate http://download.live.com/wlmail "Pete" wrote in message ... Is there any way to retrieve changes made to an attachment that were manually saved, but not "saved as" and placed in a folder on my computer? I use Vista's Windows Mail to recieve my mail.
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February 14th 10, 07:05 PM
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Improperly Saved Changes on an Attachment
Ok, well I got this far
C:\Users\pete\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows then I could not find the Temporary Internet Files folder. I even went in and unchecked the hide option that it reccommends to not do. Help. "Dave" wrote: The file is probably located in a folder somewhere in C:\Users\(youraccount)\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Win dows\Temporary Internet Files\ "\AppData" is normally hidden "\Temporary Internet Files" is normally a hidden protected Operating System file You'll have to remove the checkmark (if they're hidden) in Windows Explorer: Organize - Folder & Search Options - View -- Dave N. MS-MVP (Mail) Windows 7 Ultimate http://download.live.com/wlmail "Pete" wrote in message ... Is there any way to retrieve changes made to an attachment that were manually saved, but not "saved as" and placed in a folder on my computer? I use Vista's Windows Mail to recieve my mail. .
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February 16th 10, 12:44 AM
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Improperly Saved Changes on an Attachment
"Pete" wrote in message ... Is there any way to retrieve changes made to an attachment that were manually saved, but not "saved as" and placed in a folder on my computer? I use Vista's Windows Mail to recieve my mail. Not a chance, you will not do the same thing again! If you wish to edit an attached document you MUST save it to disc first. You are not the first to fall foul of this, you will not be the last. -- Regards Steve. MS-MVP. MAIL. [DTS] UK. http://www.getsafeonline.org/
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February 16th 10, 02:18 PM
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Improperly Saved Changes on an Attachment
Pete;1648473 Wrote: Is there any way to retrieve changes made to an attachment that were manually saved, but not "saved as" and placed in a folder on my computer? I use Vista's Windows Mail to recieve my mail. I don't understand what you mean by manually saved? If you put it (dragged it?) into a folder - open Windows Explorer and go there. If you made changes to an attachment, did you then attach that to an email? If so, get the attachment from your WM sent items folder. -- VistaRookie 10% of my brain lives with me. The other 90% can be found he '*Google*' (http://www.google.com) Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com
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