Need help opening file damaged in power outage
I am a teacher using PM 7.0.2 My computer uses Windows XP. I was working on a big PM project and had just saved my work a minute before and then we got a huge power outage. Now the file will not open. I've tried opening both ways - here are the messages.
Yes à Cannot open file. There is no mini-save version 8009:20484
No à Cannot complete action. Closing publication, some work may be lost. Open the previously saved publication. 8026:20551
If anyone can help, I would really appreciate it. Thank you.
Lets see if I remember this.
Try making a copy and moving it to a new folder. Try renaming the copy with .p65 or .pm6 extensions. If you have access to pagemaker on a mac try opening it there.
You probably know this now, but always make incremental copies of your pagemaker files, rename the file as you go along 01file.pmd, 02file.pmd, etc. Pagemaker files will corrupt, even without a power outage, and it is nice to have a previous version available.
Battery Backups and external backup drives are a good things too.
Jay
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import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.lang.IllegalStateException;
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Account Number Name Balance
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The correct results for the newmast.txt:
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