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I worked in a word document on mac and suddenly disappeared my file. How do I find it?


2013/12/04 16:56
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The problem happened a few hours ago, after I had been working on the file. The file is about 13 pages. Had just saved the file and crossed out the word. Should send the file over email, but when I pressed "insert file" in hotmail, I did not file. Can not find it any place, either with spotlight or finder. Does not look like it is on my mac at all.
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2018/12/05 06:51

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Toni Weller
2016/12/26 14:12

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Lokesh Yadav
2015/12/11 10:46

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Hi,

Try to search for it in the Finder.
If you know the name of the file
  • Go to the Finder and open the HD icon in your desktop
  • Press Command F (for Find)
  • Next to Search, select "This Mac" and "File Name"
  • In the Search for field, type part of the file name
  • Read through the list to identify your file
Alternative search by date
  • Go to the Finder and open the HD icon in your desktop
  • Press Command F (for Find)
  • Next to Search, select "This Mac"
  • Click on the first dropdown menu and select Last modified date
  • Click on the second dropdown menu and select within last
  • Click on the blank field and type 1 (the search operation will start at this point)
  • Make sure the third dropdown menu says Days
  • In the main menu bar, select View > Show view options and enable Date Modified
  • In the search results window, click on the title Date Modified to sort files by date
  • Read through the list to identify your file.
If the above doesn't work:

By default, Word for Mac saves all the AutoRecovery files in the following folder location: Macintosh HD/Users/username/Documents/Microsoft User Data

I hope you will find your file by following the above steps.

Regards,
Lokesh
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Nish
2013/12/05 14:25

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Hey Synnøve, If you have previously saved Word file, you should find the file at the following locations on your Mac: 1 Go to the Finder, select Go Go to Folder, type / private / var / folders and look for files named \ "Word work file \" a \ "Temporary Items \" - folder. We recommend that you move files and folders on your desktop before opening the Word. 2 If you have AutoRecover (Auto Recovery) enabled in Word, you can find it here: Users / * your username * / Library / Application Support / Microsoft / Office / Office 2011 Auto Recovery / When you find the file or document you are looking for, you can double-click the file and open it in Word. Here are some additional references: - Http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892956 - Http://jeromyanglim.tumblr.com/post/52856277910/how-to-find-word auto-recovery-files-in-osx Good luck with this! James
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Answered by
Mark Beare
2013/12/05 07:30

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If you are using Microsoft Word, there is a function for returning the document. You can get to it by going to \ "File \" then \ "Modern \" and you will see the option at the bottom of the windows to \ "Recovering unsaved documents \". Try to use the function if the file is there. Here is a picture of what this looks like in Windows: http://cl.ly/image/4420452k0y0Y
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