had alot in spread sheet when compt crashed. can i get it back?
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If you have restarted your spreadsheet program, and it has prompted you with options to restore previously opened work, then you can restore it...Otherwise no.... Sorry.\nIf you wish to avoid this in the future, (and assuming you are using Excel) go to tools -> Options -> Save Toolbar...Set you auto recovery destination and time frequency  to a higher number. It also  by default tells you where you may have a saved copy still residing that you might be able to start at least part of your recovery with...\nGood Luck! :)
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Ive had this prob before and our tech came over and reset a bunch of log / ini files. I would recommend contacting intuit or whoever is supporting your software.
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type this    sfc /scannow    in the run in the start menu there is a space between the c and forward slash just copy and paste it in the run box and hit enter if you use one of those quick and easy fix-it reg tools it's probably what messed up the restore file
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If you know the version of the Clarion system that was used, you may be able to get a cheap ODBC driver for the files you have, and from there, create an Excel workbook to extract the data.\n\n There have been attempts to read the data directly out of the file (they are ISAM files at the core) but this can be difficult and time consuming.  See sources for discussions about this.\n\n Next system you buy, get an "export to csv" on your feature list.  You can always export your db and back it up on DVD, creating a portable format that is cross-platform.
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Assuming it is/was on your harddrive, this should get you started: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=data+recovery  If not, you're out of luck.
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I made an example spreadsheet to pull out the information.  I can not send it to you in yahoo answers because it does not allow attachments.  Please send me your email address and I can send you the spreadsheet with the information.
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This could be either a FamilyTree backup file or a Navison Financials Backup file.\n\nIf it is from FamilyTree the latest software can be used to open the file and even modify it.\n\nIf it is Navison Financials I am not sure you can still get software to open it as it is now a MS product.  Check here: http://www.microsoft.com/dynamics/default.mspx
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I'm assuming you meant crash. When asking computor questions it's a good idea to put what OS you are using and a few more details \n\nTry restoring your computor to a prevous date\n\nWin98-Reboot to DOS or command prompt whatever it says and at the c prompt type in scanreg/restore\n\nWinXP go to start/programs/accessories/system tools/system restore
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Ha! Trial and error.\n\nUse a spreadsheet.
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If you really want it bad, and the Deleted Items bin has been emptied, try this:\n\nhttp://www.stompsoft.com/recoverlostdata2.html
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if you closed it without saving it its gone...better get started on a new one.  if the program froze up and closed on its own you may be able to retreive it by starting the program again (it may just retreive it on its own) or you can look in the recent documents menu and try to open it from there.
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There is a good software named FinalData2, I had your exact problem (I had 160 GB full of files and lost it in reformat, but this one bring all my files back).\nBelive me it worth to try, You will need to buy it or get the crack from the crack sites (if you want), It is available in Download.com
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use badcopy software for this it is recover the data from floppy\nhttp://www.jufsoft.com/badcopy/
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Yes you can, go to download.com and search for rm conversion software. I downloaded some from there, I cannot give you the name of the software as the pc where it lived crashed.
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That is extremely bad news, a few years ago it would be the worst. I'm afraid what you'll have to do is reformat the drive. \n\nFortunately all is not lost as there are two pieces of software that will recover the data from the drive after this has taken place.\n\nGetDataBack and Ontrack Easy Recovery - I've used GetDataBack before in the same situation and found it works brilliantly.\n\nThe best of luck, and next time remember to back up to DVD or CD.
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hate to say it bud, but it sounds like you are going to need to reformat completely.\n\nIt didnt fully copy all the earlier info, so theres not alot you can really do.
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Sorry I can't help you with your dilemma - I am having the same problem.  I have had the same pile of paperwork in front of me since 9am this morning!  LOL