Only chance is to search for ppt*.tmp. Not much hope though.

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John Wilson
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Tried it John and could not find anything. I did see the NTUSER.DAT file and
am wondering if it may be there?
> Only chance is to search for ppt*.tmp. Not much hope though.
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> > How do i recover a PowerPoint File if it was not saved and the computer shut
> > down due to automatic update? I did not have AutoRecover specified.
John Wilson - 27 Sep 2006 19:40 GMT
I'm afraid it's gone Pat.
Turn on autorecovery for the future! There's also an excellent sequential
save add in
-- http://skp.mvps.org/seqsave.htm
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John Wilson
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> Tried it John and could not find anything. I did see the NTUSER.DAT file and
> am wondering if it may be there?
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> > > How do i recover a PowerPoint File if it was not saved and the computer shut
> > > down due to automatic update? I did not have AutoRecover specified.
Steve Rindsberg - 27 Sep 2006 23:29 GMT
> Tried it John and could not find anything. I did see the NTUSER.DAT file and
> am wondering if it may be there?
No, and I wouldn't go poking at that file either.
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