Is there any way to find all versions of a saved MS Word document?
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cl on Start\ncl Search\ncl Files or Folder\ntype most of the filename star dot star\nFor example:  to search for all files named filename\nIn the search box type      file*.*\nThat will cause a list of all files beginning with "file" and ending in any extension.\n\nIn Word, I have chosen to create backups.  They are easily deleted but can save your bacon when something like this comes up.  To do this, in Word:\ncl Tools, Options, Save\ncl in the box to always create backups.
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If you have the files on you pc, right click on it and choose properties, and go to version page to read all the details about the file, like company, version, full name of it etc.
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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.
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You might want to see if you can grab the templates from within your Word program, if you still have the trial dowloaded of office 03 then you should be able to go to your\nc:&#92;program files&#92;Microsoft Office&#92;templates&#92;1033 and open them the back way.
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Yes - just use Word / file/ open / and pick the works format, then resave as Word
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try scite. i am not sure but it opens most of the text documents.
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Check out the Word Help File. In the table of contents, look for...\n\nWorking with Long Documents\n  Using Master Documents\n\nIt really should be required reading. I'm always amazed by the remarkably useful features in Word that no one ever uses. Document Revision Tracking anyone? ;)
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It depends on Office version (Word version) if you are talking about Word.\nAny way re-Installing Office will solve alot of problems and saves you time and money.
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Most Likely. For example, Google Desktop Search has files from 2004 even though I've reformatted several times. Also Microsoft programs keep a list of the last opened documents. Then Windows has the Recent Documents Folder and Temp Folder.\n\nLocations for some of these (Start: Run):\n\nTemp Folder: "%Temp%"\nRecent Documents: "%HomePath%/Recent"
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I believe what your looking for can be found in the Document's properties.   Click on File / Properties, and look thru the tabs.
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Check in your Autorecovery area for a file with the most recent time/date stamp.\n\nYou will have to set your My Computer/Explorer options to View Details.  Show hidden Files and Folders.  Also uncheck Hide System files.\n\nAfter you have made the View changes, you may also need to do a complete search of the whole C: drive for files ending in *.tmp .\nThis will give you back 100's if not 1000's of files.\nHere is what you are looking for:\nOrganize the search results by Time.\nLook at the files that are closest to the last time you used the file.\nThe files that may contain something of your doc will look something like this " ~WRL9823A87F.tmp " .\nIt is the ~WR files that denote it belongs to Word in some way.\n\nGood luck.
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There is one in Microsoft Word.  \n\nHere is the path!\n\nFile - New - General Templets - Other Documents Tab - Choose from 4 Templets.  It will walk you through step by step.  Plus it is in a favorable format.  Almost every employer uses MS Word.   Good luck!
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Try http://www.versiontracker.com/macosx/
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www.versiontracker.com\n\ndealnews.com
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If you do not have MS Office, MS Word, or any other software that uses the '.doc' format, you will not be able to view files of that format.  Most likely, this format will not be available in the drop-down box mentioned above, either.\nAlternatively, you should still be able to save the files as a valid .doc file by typing quotations around the full file name in the 'file name' section of the Save screen.\n\nFor example, if you have a document titled 'example' and you want it saved as a .doc file, but have no other option of saving it as such...in the 'file name' box simply type the following:\n"example.doc"\nwith the quotation marks.\n\nIn order to view the file, however, you will have to have the necessary software installed on your system.  The extension has to be assigned to a valid program such as MS Word or WordPad I believe views .doc files, as well - though some of the advanced formatting available in MSWord will be lost when viewed with WordPad.\n\n***RESPONSE TO ADDITIONAL DETAILS***\nDid you try putting the quotation marks around the file name...such as\n"example.doc"\n\nWhen you add the quotations, it will save the file in the format specified regardless of what is in the "save as" box.\n\nAlso, open any folder (such as 'My Documents', for example) and go to Tools - Folder Options.  Click the 'File Types' tab and scroll down the list of file types until you find 'DOC'.  If you find it, down near the bottom where it says 'Opens with...' click 'Change' and browse for the program you prefer.\n\nIf you can't find it, click 'New', and in the top box, type\nDOC\nthen click 'Okay'.  Find DOC in the list, then follow the instructions above to select the appropriate program for it.
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go to oldversions.com or olderverions.com\ncan't remember which one but iknow it works
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Depending on the version you currently have.  You either buy it, or go to Microsoft.com and download the latest service pack for your version of word