I took an old presentation, updated it with new information and forgot to
save it under a new file name, thereby losing the data in the old
presentation. Is there a way to "un-save" a document or find the original?

I'm afraid not.

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"jnean" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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|I took an old presentation, updated it with new information and forgot to
| save it under a new file name, thereby losing the data in the old
| presentation. Is there a way to "un-save" a document or find the
original?

Try running a Search or a Find on your drive(s) using the word Recent.
Perhaps your file will be in the results somewhere...
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"jnean" wrote:

> I took an old presentation, updated it with new information and forgot to
> save it under a new file name, thereby losing the data in the old
> presentation. Is there a way to "un-save" a document or find the original?

As the others have said, there really isn't a way to get it back. But to
prevent the problem in the future, download Shyam's Sequential Save!
http://skp.mvps.org/seqsave.htm

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"jnean" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:048946FA-2500-4FAB-BFD6-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I took an old presentation, updated it with new information and forgot to
> save it under a new file name, thereby losing the data in the old
> presentation. Is there a way to "un-save" a document or find the
> original?