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1. dewcoons says:

   July 20, 2009 at 4:28 pm

   Click the Start Button and open the “My Recent Document” listing. You should see the document listed there.

   If you know the name (or any part of it) you can use the “Search” – Files and Folders in the Start Menu to look for it.

   If it was an attachment to an e-mail, try reopening the attachment and see if the changes are saved there.

   If you did the editing in Word, try starting the Word program and doing a File / Open. Usually it will take you to the last directory you accessed (which should be where that document was saved.)

   Good luck….
2. The Phlebob says:

   July 22, 2009 at 12:38 pm

   Oh, I hope you didn’t just open the document right out of the email and start editing! Files are not meant to be edited that way (although there’s not even a warning about it). They’re usually deleted the moment you exit Word.

   There’s a slight chance the file is still in your Temp directory (C:\Documents and Settings\your username\Local Settings\Temp). Look there for a .doc file with the document’s name.

   Good luck.