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I saved file A over file B. Can I get file B back?
I saved (Excel 2003) file A over file B. Can I get original file B back?
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I saved file A over file B. Can I get file B back?
If you have a backup somewhere.
-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Lynn" wrote in message ... I saved (Excel 2003) file A over file B. Can I get original file B back? |
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I saved file A over file B. Can I get file B back?
Don, thanks for responding. I didn't have a backup so I am being more
careful about that now. FYI: I found two similar threads that discussed whether System Restore or Norton GoBack could restore a copied-over data file. The final verdict was that System Restore and GoBack restore system files, not data files. Lynn "Don Guillett" wrote: If you have a backup somewhere. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Lynn" wrote in message ... I saved (Excel 2003) file A over file B. Can I get original file B back? |
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