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Posted on November 18th, 2009 by Tim Danton

Microsoft Office 2010 screenshots: Recover unsaved items

word 2010 recover unsaved items

This is the screen you’ll see in the Microsoft Word 2010’s Backstage view if you click on the Info tab. Think of it as a glorified version of the File Info dialog you currently access if you click Properties, but with a much nicer layout and more power – including the ability to recover unsaved items.

word 2010 recover unsaved items close-upThe idea is that you might want to revert back to a previous version of the file, or – worse still – you might close a file you’ve been working on and accidentally choose not to save your changes. In the past, the only solution has been to swear a lot and take out your frustration on your spouse or junior employees, but Word 2010 will automatically save your draft.

The easiest way to rescue it is to launch Word 2010 again and click on the File menu then Recent. This will bring up a dialog very like the one you see below, with the topmost entry being your unsaved entry.

word 2010 draft file rescue

When you open the draft, you’ll be asked if you want to restore it or compare it side-by-side with the previously saved version. It’s all very neat.

word 2010 compare

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