See the responses to your identical question in another thread. I
imagine the part of Word that keeps track of the names of documents
that have been opened during your current session is different from
the part of Word that deals with saving them.
On Jan 27, 11:21*am, Please help me
<Pleasehel...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> thanks for your support. let me just ask this, when the attachment was
> opened, it generated the opening of Word. As I modified the document multiple
> times over several hours, and clicked SAVE several time during this
> period....why doesn't the doc save? Moreover, why doesn't a warning say the
> document can't be saved to its current location? And, when I reopened the
> attachment, why did it list the doc as (2)? The document must be somewhere on
> the desktop, no???
>
>
>
> "grammatim" wrote:
> > Probably not.
>
> > You generally can't work on a document opened from an email; save it
> > to your hard drive first.
>
> > On Jan 27, 1:45 am, Please help me
> > <Pleasehel...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > > i received a word document via an email attachment. I opened the document in
> > > Word 2007 (compatibility mode) and began modifying it. Every few minutes I
> > > clicked the Save icon (Not, the Save as... feature selection) My lastact was
> > > to click the save icon, and close file. I immediately realized that Ihadn't
> > > specified a file location for the save and tried to recover it, but no luck .
> > > I returned to the email and reopened the original file to start the 4hour
> > > job over again, and it opened as "original file name" (2) so, my first
> > > modified file must be located somewhere on this computer. Can anyone help
> > > me??? Please...-
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