Spend today proof reading and retyping a e-mail attachment, pressed save,switch of, came back, nothing saved?
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I understand this is serious, but you still got 50/50 chance of getting it back.\nThe modified attachment you saved was in the "temporary internet file" folder (C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;YourUserName&#92;Local Settings&#92;Temporary Internet Files&#92;Content.IE5&#92;StrangecodeFolder) but its deleted when you close the email, so... \nVERY FIRST THING to do is stop using oultook express, internet explorer(IE), or use window explorer as a web browser, if you need to browser the web use another machine, or use mozilla firefox, Netscape etc, as things load from the web by IE will downloaded 1st to the folder and drastically reduce the chance of retrieving your lost file back.\n2. avoid using this pc if you could unless its for/until you getting the file back.\nhttp://www.download.com/PC-Inspector-File-Recovery/3000-2248_4-10118664.html?tag=lst-0-1\n3. download this free file recovery program call PC file inspector from the web and install it. \n4. start the recovery program, click ok to confirm english, click the top 1 of 3 orange icons left of "Recover deleted files", click the 2 drive icon on the list if the 1st one is floppy drive icon, then click ok button.\n5. on your left you see under Deleted, a lot of folder, doubleclick on Documents and Settings,  doubleclick on YourUserName, doubleclick on Local Settings, doubleclick on Temporary Internet Files, doubleclick on Content.IE5, then on your right you'll a folder(s) with strange code name, doubleclick the folder(s), you will see the ghost image of your file.\n6. right click on the name of your file thats lost, choose "save to..." then click my document, then click ok button, go to my document reclaim your file.\nHope you find it back.\nThe above is a solution for win xp, if you're using other system, put addition notes on the question, will check back tomorrow for alternate solution.
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If its in an email that you can't see it, then try opening the attachment seperately - have experienced that before - not sure why (only with some jpegs), otherwise... not sure... sorry!
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I always send both on the body of the email and in an attachment. in the event the computer can not pull up the attachment. Good luck.
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See what your browser thinks your email program is, and then run it and see if it works ok when not called from the browser (you didn't put IE7 on - did you?)
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u can save it on a file on your computer and attach the file in the email
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Depending on which E-mail address your using.  If it is Yahoo.  You need to type your E-mail address and password it will prompt you if you want to save it or not.
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I know a few programs like Outlook may save things for you as a draft, but I don't much hear of regular programs actually doing that. (That's why in school we were told to "save save save!") \n\nHave you opened the program and just hit save to check to see where it has been saving to and see if the file is among them? When you go to File>Open, does that program have a "open recent document" option that lists the last few things you've done? But, if you've used search and had it look through the entire system and can't find it at all then it may be gone, sorry. : (
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You should still be able to write a message with the attachments...try starting a new message, or if you have things written copy and paste.
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check your settings and make sure you have checked "Save Copy Of Sent Mail".  If you need more help you can get me here or at http://www.geeksgalore.ca
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Assuming you are using Outlook for email you can simply find you .pst file and burn it to cd as a backup.
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Since they were emailed, I think they came up as attachment, just right click and choose save as . and don't forget to name the document. Learn to create a folder and put them there.Always Always make sure that the file type you are saving it as is jpeg. If it don't come up that way, just choose your file type, it will be in the save as box.
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I assume that you mean that you had a document open, and you didn't save it before rebooting.\n\nMS Word, will often auto-recover, and it will show you that there is a recovered version avaiable if you re-open the document you were working on.\n\nHowever if you have already tried this, and you didn't get any such propmt, then you may be out-of-luck.
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Go to the trash folder and restore it or "mark as new" or "move to"...inbox.
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in ayhoo mail , go to OPTIONS when u open e mail and than go to VECATION RESPONSE, and than edit the message,,a nd clcik save\n yahoo mail is having error in its java script.u may have to clcik save again and again, when u save it twice or thrice, hope it`d be saved, bcaz it might b not working on the first attempt.
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There is a setting in IM to Archive your messages. Otherwise you can copy and paste the text into a word doc or some such to save it.
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Sry, unless there's some magic wand, then you can't retrieve it.  I save emails in folders until I can look at them more.
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Welcome to the rewrite e-mail club.\n\nNot long ago I spent a good amount of time giving my oldest son, that's in the military and was in in Iraq at the time, some well thought out advice.  I left the e-mail compose area of hotmail to reference something on the Internet and when I returned, I returned to a new, blank e-mail compose page.  Man, was I pissed!\n\nI complained about this to the hotmail staff and they told me that it is standard procedure for hotmail for the sake of security, that is, any unfinished e-mail is erased.  Who thought this one out I'll never know.\n\nAnyway, my remedy now is whenever I do write something that I put an extra effort into, or is vital, I run a copy of it onto an MS Word page.  This new habit has turned out to be a blessing because with my style of writing, which is to brain-storm first and edit a whole bunch later, I can correct then paste and repaste to the e-mail.\n\nIf you don't have MS Word, use Notepad or Wordpad.