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AutoRecover Feature
I can't get the AutoRecover feature to work.
At ToolsOptionsSave, I have the 'Save AutoRecover info every' box checked and and set for every '10 minutes.' The 'AutoRecover save location' is set for 'C:\Data\AutoSaves\' and the folder exists. 'Disable AutoRecover' box is not checked. I have an older version of Excel (2003) and my OS is Vista Home Premium. I was able to get the feature to work when my OS was XP and using the same copy of Excel. Respectfully submitted, Bob Myers |
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AutoRecover Feature
Hi,
When you say you can't get it to work, do you mean you have been crashing and when Excel reboots it doesn't present you with a backed up copy of the file? The auto recovery files are automaticlly deleted when you cloase out of Excel. cheers, Shane Devenshire "Bob Myers" wrote: I can't get the AutoRecover feature to work. At ToolsOptionsSave, I have the 'Save AutoRecover info every' box checked and and set for every '10 minutes.' The 'AutoRecover save location' is set for 'C:\Data\AutoSaves\' and the folder exists. 'Disable AutoRecover' box is not checked. I have an older version of Excel (2003) and my OS is Vista Home Premium. I was able to get the feature to work when my OS was XP and using the same copy of Excel. Respectfully submitted, Bob Myers |
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AutoRecover Feature
Shane, thanks. I believe I've had a misunderstanding of how AutoRecovery
works. I was not aware the files were deleted when Excel was closed. I have not been experiencing any Excel crashes, so I guess the feature is of no use to me. I was hoping it would provide a backup in case I forgot to save my workbook when I closed out. However, after working in Excel for several hours, and when I checked 'C:\Data\AutoSaves\', it was empty. Where is the file actually saved? R/Bob "Shane Devenshire" wrote in message ... Hi, When you say you can't get it to work, do you mean you have been crashing and when Excel reboots it doesn't present you with a backed up copy of the file? The auto recovery files are automaticlly deleted when you cloase out of Excel. cheers, Shane Devenshire "Bob Myers" wrote: I can't get the AutoRecover feature to work. At ToolsOptionsSave, I have the 'Save AutoRecover info every' box checked and and set for every '10 minutes.' The 'AutoRecover save location' is set for 'C:\Data\AutoSaves\' and the folder exists. 'Disable AutoRecover' box is not checked. I have an older version of Excel (2003) and my OS is Vista Home Premium. I was able to get the feature to work when my OS was XP and using the same copy of Excel. Respectfully submitted, Bob Myers |
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My apology
Shane, further investigation shows its as you describe. An *.xar file is
dumped into the folder, I guess, about every 10 minutes. It gets deleted when I save the workbook and at other times. Thanks. R/Bob "Shane Devenshire" wrote in message ... Hi, When you say you can't get it to work, do you mean you have been crashing and when Excel reboots it doesn't present you with a backed up copy of the file? The auto recovery files are automaticlly deleted when you cloase out of Excel. cheers, Shane Devenshire "Bob Myers" wrote: I can't get the AutoRecover feature to work. At ToolsOptionsSave, I have the 'Save AutoRecover info every' box checked and and set for every '10 minutes.' The 'AutoRecover save location' is set for 'C:\Data\AutoSaves\' and the folder exists. 'Disable AutoRecover' box is not checked. I have an older version of Excel (2003) and my OS is Vista Home Premium. I was able to get the feature to work when my OS was XP and using the same copy of Excel. Respectfully submitted, Bob Myers |
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