I'm assuming that, similar to Windows versions, Word creates a temporary working file when you open a document, and keeps all edits and changes made in that file. There is no Autosave version in any directory that we can find, and no recovery file in the Recovered file directory. He had been working from an already saved document, using it as a sort of template, but had added a lot of content. When he re-opened the document from the recent file list, all the changes (an hour or so of work) were gone. Today, my employer let someone use his Mac, and we think this person shut down Word and chose "Don't Save" for one of the open documents that was being edited.
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