Restoring deleted files

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Help, help, help. My friend wiped out a spreadsheet, and then saved it
blank somehow (unless the computer did it, which I doubt). I don't know how
to access the History, to find an earlier saved version. Can I do this? I
tried system restore (ofcourse, no luck), and it's not in the recycling bin
and restore.....it's gone, daddy, gone. Please reply. Thank you.

[S Moran]

you people really have to stop being so lazy and READ the NAME of the group
youre posting to.

whats this group called, Karen? go ahead... say it... whats the NAME of this
group?

"KarenMarieJackson for friend Shannon" <KarenMarieJackson for friend
Sh*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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Help, help, help. My friend wiped out a spreadsheet, and then saved it
blank somehow (unless the computer did it, which I doubt). I don't know
how
to access the History, to find an earlier saved version. Can I do this?
I
tried system restore (ofcourse, no luck), and it's not in the recycling
bin
and restore.....it's gone, daddy, gone. Please reply. Thank you.

[RobinS]

If they come in from "discussions.microsoft.com", they don't see the group
name. It
shows "description" (and I use the term very lightly) for most of the
groups. For
example, the ones that end in .general say "General Discussion", but they
don't
say what the general discussion is about. My guess is that the first one is
our group,
which explains all of the extraneous posts.

Robin S.
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"S Moran" <[e-mail] in message
news:ux**************@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

you people really have to stop being so lazy and READ the NAME of the
group youre posting to.

whats this group called, Karen? go ahead... say it... whats the NAME of
this group?

"KarenMarieJackson for friend Shannon" <KarenMarieJackson for friend
Sh*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:FA**********************************@microsof t.com...

>Help, help, help. My friend wiped out a spreadsheet, and then saved it
blank somehow (unless the computer did it, which I doubt). I don't know
how
to access the History, to find an earlier saved version. Can I do this?
I
tried system restore (ofcourse, no luck), and it's not in the recycling
bin
and restore.....it's gone, daddy, gone. Please reply. Thank you.