Also, the recovery feature has been around for a long time, so if you’re using an older version of Office (going back to at least Office 2007), you’ll still be able to attempt recovery. You might just have to hunt around a bit for the actual commands. May 03, 2015  Some desktop files and folders not showing up I work in IT, and one of my end users has an issue where she has a number of files and folders in the desktop folder of her user directory, but only about 1/2 to 2/3 of them are actually showing up on her desktop. This is where the temporary autosaved files will be kept. Select the file you believe is the temp, then double-click it. It should launch the program that was being used at the time and load the content of the file. The first is to simply use TextEdit, a program that comes with Mac OS X. Long-time computer users might mistake TextEdit for a simple text editor, like Notepad or SimpleText. But TextEdit is capable of relatively advanced formatting, and can do tricks like, well, open.doc files.

If it's not there, try searching for it with Spotlight, which you can access from the magnifying glass icon in the top right of the Finder menu bar. Once you find the file, drag it to the Desktop.

To get started, select the cells you want to copy in Microsoft Excel, hit Edit > Copy, and head back over to Microsoft Word. If you select Paste instead of Paste Link, your cells won’t update when you make changes in the spreadsheet. It does have the advantage, however, of working whether the Excel sheet is present or not. So if you’re not going to need updates — if you’re printing, or you’re going to email the file to someone else and it needs to show the correct data, for example — you might want to use Paste. Import a Single Cell From Microsoft Excel You can also use the same method as above for individual cells: In this case, instead of selecting Microsoft Excel Worksheet Object, I selected Unformatted Text; this is why the number comes in with the same formatting as the rest of the Microsoft Word document. It still updated in the same way, but you don’t have to deal with trying to get the text box in the right place. You can use this same strategy with an entire table, if you want to keep the formatting consistent with your Word document, too.

How much storage do i need for mac. Success and solved! Brgs, Iorx February 16, 2018 at 7:42 am.

First of all, you may have moved it accidentally to another place without realizing it. The first thing you need to do is to actually search for your word documents.

The UnsavedFiles folder contains all unsaved files Office has created temporary backups for. Select the file you need and then click Open. Office applications automatically save temporary backups of files at periodic intervals (every 10 minutes, by default), so your file should contain most of the work you lost. Change How Office Applications Automatically Save Files You can also change how each Office application saves these temporary files, including where the files are saved, how often they’re saved, and whether a temporary file is kept if you close a document without saving. Back on the File menu, click Options.

Word 2007 — and now Word 2010 — on my Vista laptop has often been very slow to load a document and to respond to a document command (like Save). I’ve been blaming Vista But when I started to edit a 300+ page Word 2010 document on my Vista laptop, the unresponsiveness was going to be a huge productivity drain.