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In article <1992Sep1.071848.859@CSD-NewsHost.Stanford.EDU>, schwim@Xenon.Stanford.EDU (Rosebud) writes:
|> moj@risken.vd.volvo.se (Mats-Olof Sander) ponders:
|> >Is it possible to recover the changes to an unsaved MS Word document
|> >after a crash using the temp-files left from the session. The previous
|> >version of the document is undamaged and the temp file contains some
|> >more or less useless data.
|> >Mats-Olof Sander, Volvo Data AB, Sweden
|> 
It happened to me once, a crash while editing a 240K Word document with a lot of drawings
in it.

I located the last "Word Temp" file, noticed that its size is about the size of
my original document. I used FEdit to change the author and type of the "Word Temp"
file to the value of a "true" Word file. Then it opened under Word just as
a normal word document with all my precious data.

vutien.