It would not be in the recycle bin either--sm

Posted By: anon on 2006-06-29
In Reply to: You may have gotten it back from the recycle bin, but system restore does not restore documents. - Do some research. nm

because she did not trash it. She brought up a new document over what she had already done, exited the document, and when asked to save changes, she said yes. That took everything she had already done and wiped it out. There is no trash recycling in this case. and yes, it did disappear into oblivion as soon as she hit that save changes button.

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Help..I lost my word file. How can I retreive a file that has been changed? sm - Please help!!
- Thank you all for trying to help. It is gone for sure. I have tried everything. Thanks so much again - OP
- I wonder if you can use System Restore - and go back to yesterday sm
  - System Restore does not affect documents, only program files. - nm
- on a pc, nothing is truly gone - bb
  - system restore or auto recovery does not--sm - ANON
  - Auto Recovery will not help. She saved over the original and closed the file. - It's gone. nm
    - it didn't disappear into oblivion - i beg to differ
      - You may have gotten it back from the recycle bin, but system restore does not restore documents. - Do some research. nm
        It would not be in the recycle bin either--sm - anon
- I've found files sm - worth a try
- You could always try doing a system-wide search for a patient you know is on the file and maybe - you'll find something. This has worked for me
- Nope, it's gone. Back up your important documents and templates and this won't happen again. - nm
  - As soon as you clicked on the message--sm - noyb

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Check your recycle bin.
It sould still be in your recycle bin, just right click the file and choose restore.

did you check your recycle bin?

Did you look in your recycle bin to see if maybe you hit delete by accident...nm
nm.

did you check you recycle bin?..... see inside
If you deleted the actual dictionary, it should be in your recycle bin. Look for the *.spf file.

Otherwise, here is a website with a ton of info on ShortHand for you, including how to print your dictionaries.

http://www65.pair.com/lim/shorthand/faq.html

Good Luck.

Exanders to the Recycle Bin Followup
Right. There is still straight typing out there.

The point is that once one agency says, "We have ASR and now we are paying our transcriptionists 5 cents/line" what do the other agencies do? Eventually they have to do the same thing and eventually we will all have VR or ASR and eventually all be paid 5 cents per line. That's the way it works. One company can drive the entire business down.

Deleting Bytescribe wav files (just recycle bin?)

Not much action on the Tech Board so I'm pasting my question here: Bytescribe people told me that once you delete the wav files (Options/Clear File History), it only deletes them from the player but not from your hard drive. I did a search for .wav files on my computer but none of those BS wav files come up, other than in the recycle bin. Is that the only place they would wind up after deleting them from the player then and am I done with them for good at the Recycle Bin? Thanks in advance for anyone who can help with this. (I still cannot believe the tech did not know where the files wound up.)

You may have gotten it back from the recycle bin, but system restore does not restore documents.
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