I've lost the file button in Microsoft Word 97... how do I recover it?
110219
I don't have Word-97 but try this \n\nGo to View->Toolbars->customized\nclick on commands tab\nIn categories u will get "builtin menues "\nin commands tab u will see file menu ..drag it and put in menu area ..\n\nIf it didn't solve ur problem ..tell me exact step where u get problem ...
850321
What you need is an unzipping utitlity to unzip the file under Win98.  Coffeecup Software offers a free one.  Hope this helps
893321
depending on where your file came from, you can try to go back and see if theres a password.\n\nIf you got it orm a friend, they may have forgotten to include the pw\n\ntry googling the file, or going to downloads.com
72726
1.  Download again.\n\n2.  Contact Microsoft help.\n\n3.  Cry in your beer.
835005
I just end up saving the word doc as an HTML document... Then ferret around and find the jpg (or whatever) in the sub folder.
394351
go up to tools, options\n\nGo to file types, and its in the list there.\n\nIt may be under file options, or tools then options.
641700
You need to re-save the 97 files to an rtf file. Where it says 'save as' click on that. . . at the very bottom of the mini screen that pops up there will say something like 'save as type' . . . select the program that you will be opening it in. \n\nany more ?'s on this, feel free to email me, or message me and I can walk you thru it. good luck!
90007
If the data has been completely overwritten I don't think there is anyway of getting it back, but if it has been partially overwritten you may be able to get some of it back i.e. if it is a word doc file.\nUsing something like 'Restoration' which I have had some success with in the past but ensure you install it on another hardrive otherwise you will risk overwriting the data you are trying to retrieve.\n\nCheers!
422253
Use Microsoft Word\nIn the OPEN dialogue window choose "Recover text from any file" under FILES OF TYPE. This will open any text in the Publisher document but the formatting will be lost.
201402
If you are running MS XP you can go to my computer or control panel and do a system restore from a backup point from before you did it. It will restore the file.
764883
Go through your entire home folder and remove ALL the plists that have *anything* to do with word or office for that matter. Make sure you also remove the 'microsoft user data' or something along those lines in your home documents folder as well.Works every time I need to fix that when I'm at work. Let me know how it goes!
803874
first you can make a windows shearch for all the doc files in your computer( select in the advance tab shearch in the hidden files)if you don't see it try that software :http://www.clubic.com/lancer-le-telechargement-20299-0-restoration.html\nBut if your files wasnt saved you cant restore them!
337495
Hey, link is broken..sign of NO File
637907
Your only hope is that there is a backup file. Some versions of Office made backup files to the temp dir. Ifyou have a utility like dir freedom you can manugally walk thorugh those files and see if you can find it. If you do rename the temp file to an excel file. \n\nThe other option is a disk editor and try to recover it that way. Depending on the fragmentation of the disk and the size of hte hard drive this is only worth it IF the data is irreplacable. You could be at it for days and still not have a complete file. It also requires you to manually piece the file back together from the fragments that you find.
807366
restore them (click on the second button of the three in the top right corner)
34309
There isn't a straight shortcut for it, but you can use Alt-F to bring up the File menu, then "A" for Save As...\n\nSo: Alt-F, A
247516
Hi There,\nIf you open another window, and click save as, it will save to the same folder as the last item saved. I would suggest that that may be the best way to find where your lost file is. Otherwise, you'll have to click start-->search-->for files and folders.\n\nGood luck\nEric