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Monday, 26 October 2015

For Life's Uh-Oh Moments - Recover Written Over Files

You have a Microsoft Office document open (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.) and you instinctively click the Save button...or better yet, use the Ctrl + s key to save...and then realize you meant to use the Save As feature rather than Save! Uh-oh, that original document has been written over and you can never recover it! But wait, there is hope!



Many years ago Microsoft realized that being able to recover previous versions of a document was a valuable feature so they incorporated it into all of their programs. You can access these previous versions by following these steps:



  • Open the file that you want to restore to its previous version
  • Click the File tab and click on Info
  • On the right, select the version you want to open from the versions list
  • Click the Restore button when the file opens
There, now won't you sleep more soundly tonight knowing that Microsoft has your back in this important way?

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Happy Computing!

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