By default, the file is saved in the same folder as the original file. To save the file, click Save As, and then enter a name for the file. For each file you want to keep, point to the file in the Document Recovery task pane, click the arrow next to the file's name, and then do one of the following: To work with the file, click Open. If you want to review the versions that were recovered, open all of the versions and save the best one. If you want to view what repairs were made to a file, point to the file in the Document Recovery task pane, click the arrow next to the file's name, and then click Show Repairs. How? If a file has in the title it is usually a file that contains more recent changes than a file with in the title.

Review the files listed in the Document Recovery task pane, and decide which to keep.

Click Report problem or Don't report problem. The error that caused the problem can be reported to Microsoft for use in improving future versions of the program. If you just want to close the program, and lose recent changes to the files, click End Application. Do one of the following: To attempt to recover the files you were working on, click Recover Application or Restart Application. In the Application list, click the program or document that is not responding. How? On the Microsoft Windows Start menu, point to Programs, point to Microsoft Office Tools, and then click Microsoft Office Application Recovery. Go to WORD Help & enter recovery documents Recover files If the Microsoft Office program you are using is not responding, recover the program. I made some changes to it and when i tried to save it, it said that the document had been saved as a 'rescued I was working with a large document on microsoft word.

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