Sheree

I hope you realize there is a difference between the old "autosave" and the new
"autorecovery" introduced in 2002 version of Excel.

Autosave would make periodic incremental saves which would actually save the
workbook at that point, overwriting any version to that point.

Autorecovery just saves a temporary file at intervals, not overwriting the
original. You don't see any "saving" going on.

If Excel crashes, the temp file will be available for recovery.

If the workbook is closed normally, the temp file disappears.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Tue, 18 Jul 2006 08:34:01 -0700, Sheree
wrote:

Special K can will I see it..I don't see it saying auto saving in the
background. Thank you.

"Sheree" wrote:

We had a power surge and I lost the information not saved. We have Microsoft
2003 Office Professional Editon. thank you