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years ago, I got into the habit of always hitting ctrl-s whenever I am doing anything on the PC(whether games or school papers) because I had lost a final exam project because the power went off just about the time I was almost done. After that, every 5 minutes I always hit ctrl-s to be safe.
A bit OCD. But it's understandable. :3
Save it or just set autosave to be default on new documents, it's really not hard. Lightening, powercut, hardware fault, technologically impaired people, just a few of the dangers lurking for important unsaved documents
If you're using MS Office (2007+), you'll be fine.
That's the issue. This dipshit used Notepad and now OP's screwed.
Dude save as you go. YDI
It was probably autosaved which means you are a fool for not looking. Try Google docs next time.
I save my papers every 1/2 page or so... I'm a clutz and bad at computer stuff, so I am bound to mess it up at some point. ALWAYS SAVE!
omg all step mums are retarded!
Why is it always step-moms in these fmls
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I'm not certain why you never saved it once. It just seems like the obvious thing to do. There is a chance that the file still exists on your hard drive if you want to search for it. Some word processors create auto recoveries and backups which are sometimes hidden files.
Hopefully your document has auto save function. Or use EasyRecovery. Good luck!