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Guest
in word 2003 i saved a document but now i can not read it because it is now
coded.
how do i get it back again?
coded.
how do i get it back again?
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Graham Mayor
Coded?
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Guest
Sounds like it is corrupt. Did you save it to removable media?
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Daniel-San
Just curious -- when you say "removable media" are you including USB flash
drives?
Dan
drives?
Dan
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
You wouldn't think so, but some users have reported problems with these.
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Robert
Just curious -- when you say "removable media" are you including USB flash
drives?
Dan
Have a look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Removable_media and
http://www.cam.ac.uk/cs/docs/leaflets/g81/#heading16 (CDs and other
removable storage media: Notes for Microsoft Office users)
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Guest
SOme excellent advice too.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Except the "Beware of trusting AutoSave." Word hasn't had AutoSave in years,
and even when it did, it was the same as the present "Automatic backup,"
which does *not* overwrite an existing document. This description seems to
be a mishmash of AutoRecover and automatic backup.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
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and even when it did, it was the same as the present "Automatic backup,"
which does *not* overwrite an existing document. This description seems to
be a mishmash of AutoRecover and automatic backup.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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Guest
Obviously, its function still isn't fully understood.
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Daniel-San
Robert and Suzanne,
Thanks for the info. I use a flash drive as both back-up and as a way of
transporting files from machine to machine. I'll stop saving directly to the
drive.
Dan
Thanks for the info. I use a flash drive as both back-up and as a way of
transporting files from machine to machine. I'll stop saving directly to the
drive.
Dan
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aalaan
Certainly they have lower read/write speeds than hard disks. Maybe that's
it. (Thanks for your support in the other ng Suzanne...)
it. (Thanks for your support in the other ng Suzanne...)