(2) Appearing in Filename

's Computer Specifications

Is there something (perhaps in AutoRecover) that creates a file which uses an
existing file's name and tacks a (2) on the end? I have a (novice) user who
says there's only one version of the file (FileXYZ.docx) and now he's seeing
two in Recent Documents: FileXYZ.docx and FileXYZ (2).docx. Thanks for any
help.

's Computer Specifications

Are you sure that there are two different documents, or maybe it's just two
links in the Recent Documents folder?

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP

"Christina" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:A76132EF-4514-4CDB-A8C1-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Is there something (perhaps in AutoRecover) that creates a file which uses
> an
> existing file's name and tacks a (2) on the end? I have a (novice) user
> who
> says there's only one version of the file (FileXYZ.docx) and now he's
> seeing
> two in Recent Documents: FileXYZ.docx and FileXYZ (2).docx. Thanks for
> any
> help.

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