Recover pages document after power failure

I lost power on my iMac and lost my Pages 08 document I was working on (no I didn't save it yet! :-( learning has occurred). Is there a way to recover this document?

Check your trash can. If it isn't there, check this document:
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-1689
If none of the above tools can do it, unfortunately there is no way to recover.
Backup your data and save frequently to avoid this happening again.
Consider getting an APC Surge protector with built-in battery backup.
It can give you up to 15 minutes time to save files depending on the model you get.
Not all have the battery, so check which is best for your Mac model by contacting APC.

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Is it possible to use RMAN or any other technique to recover an Oracle 9i db using just the archive and redo log files that Oracle automatically creates. My DB crashed and I have not done any backups ever. If it's possible, what is the easiest way?
Please note that I am not a DBA. Just a programmer using oracle.
The data is not critical but being able to recover it will save lots of time.
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What are the real results of this crash? Are the datafiles lost? If not and nothing (disk) is damaged, such a power failure is the same as a 'shutdown abort'. After restart Oracle automatically performs a crash recovery and only uncommitted transactions are lost.
But it's not enough to have only logfiles (archived and online).
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Is it possible to Recover a document after InDesign crash?

Is it possible to Recover a document after InDesign crash?
I was creating a long document in InDesign and after placing some bad Word
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The bad thing is that I didn't save file before a crash, and after reopening
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Does InDesign makes AutoSave files (and how can I open them?)
Isn't it what it does actually ? When it offers recovery, I guess it opens what it can. The other datas may be missing or truncated.
So basically, I would say that your 60pages datas are lost for ever.
You could try to open the document directly and see if it makes any differencies.
Another way, but never understood how to process on my own, should be to fix the information opening the indd file in a txt editor (like notepad). But I am afraid it's more a fantasy than a real opportunity. Anyway, trying so will be more time consuming than doing the things again.
The more scriptable thing I see right now would be a permanent script that would save a copy every minute for example. But I don't know if it's a real good way of thinking.
Another great script is activated by a shortkey " Ctrl + S" ;-)
This is a script you really learn with experience and that become a reflex. I know it could sound like a mockery, buit it's not.
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RE1000 power light blinking after power failure

I've tried the 8 sec reset and the 30-30-30 reset but can't get the light to stop blinking and so can't connect to the unit. It was working fine before the power went out. Any suggestions?

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Lenovo IdeaCentre Q180 behavior after power failure

Hi,
I need a computer which reboots itself after an power failure.
I didn't find anything about the behavior of the IdeaCentre Q180 in such case.
Does the IdeaCentre Q180 reboots itself after power failure or is it possible to enable this feature?
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Hi theodoor, welcome to the forums,
I'm not personally aquainted with the Q180, but I had a look in the BIOS simulator and I'm pretty sure the function you're looking for is available in BIOS.
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Trouble booting up after power failure

After power failure(two hours), when booting up imac, just get a grey screen with blinking folder icon containing question mark.
I can hear clicking noise (hard drive?) that goes two or three clicks and then seems to give up.
How do I get it rebooted. Have disconnected and tried again with no result.

Sounds like the power failure may have fatally damaged the HD. Going forward use a UPS to protect your system, power surges can be very damaging to computers. You and try troubleshooting using Apple's Flashing question mark appears when you start your Mac but I think you may find the HD has failed. For confirmation you cal also run Apple Hardware Test in extended mode. Run AHT about 3x back to back and if it reports errors it's time to take the machine in for service.

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I made the error I shouldn't .
I made a new document A with Pages which I saved.
Then I started from this docment A to make a completely new one
with the idea to save it later with a new name B.
While working on this document I printed it.
At the same time I was working on some other documents.
Coming back to my Pages document A I noticed the usual
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Hello
Which Pages version are you using ?
Pages '08 create packages but the default format used by Pages '09 is flatfile which may be revived by recovery tools.
If you are using Pages '08 or Pages '09 under 10.6.8, you may install my Autosave script which keep an archive of works in progress every ten minutes.
With it at work, it would be easy to revive your document.
The tools which you name can't revive the entire structure of a package but sometimes they may retrieve the index.xml.gz file. I wrote "sometimes" because you described the optimistic scheme. In practice the process may reuse some blocks of the original version for the new one.
As far as I know, every Pages's index.xml.gz files start with the same group of bytes :
which may be used to help recovery apps to retrieve them.
If you retrieve the wanted one, looking in it you would retrieve the list of embedded picture files.
With a bit of luck, their original version is available somewhere on your HD.
With this set of files you may rebuild the Pages document.
Here is what I got when I replaced the index.xml.gz file from a newly created document by one borrowed to an other one.
As you see, I got the location of pictures in the file and the list of the picture files.
With that, it's easy to complmete the doc.
It's more annoying if the file embedded charts but, when the lost doc is one which we built, it's not too difficult to restore the charts from the source tables.
Before leaving, I will repeat the tip which I use for years to get rid of what you did.
When I save a Pages document as azerty.pages, I rename it as azerty.template.
This way, when I open it, I get a copy with no risk to destroy the original.
For Numbers doc, I rename qsdfg.numbers as qsdfg.nmbtemplate
Some weeks ago, I posted here a script automating the process. It apply in fact to every kind of docs. For iWork ones, it rename them, for docs issued of other apps, it set their system's attribute "stationary" to true.
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Hi,
Apologies for the long post. For my three questions, please skip to the bold copy below. The first couple paragraphs are preamble.
Yesterday I unwittingly--and dimwittedly--disabled my 2012 iPad Mini by entering my password too many times. (Or rather my coat pocket and Bluetooth keyboard did it as I walked all over town, unaware of what they were up to. The activated keyboard in one pocket continually woke the sleeping iPad in my other pocket, the iPad kept demanding a password, and in the jostling I must have entered password after password. Finally it disabled because I'd set it to do so. I didn't know it was permanent though. I thought it would ask me to try again in a few hours. My oversight.)
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Many, many thanks for any suggestions, no matter how outlandish. I'm desperate!

Hi Brian
I had the same exact thing happen to me - except it was my wireless keyboard that disabled my ipad. I also have documents on Pages that I did not want t to lose. This worked for me! Found it on another help site....I was able reactivate my ipad - nothing lost - all is good!
1. Open iTunes with the iPad disconnected.
2. Connect the iPad to the computer and wait for it to show up in the devices section in iTunes.
3. Click on the iPad name when it appears and you will be given the option to restore a backup or setup as a new iPad (since it is locked).
4. Click ‘Setup as new iPad’ and then click restore.
5. The iPad will start backing up before it does the full restore and sync. CANCEL THE BACKUP IMMEDIATELY. You do this by clicking the small x in the status window in iTunes.
6. When the backup cancels, it immediately starts syncing – cancel this as well using the same small x in the iTunes status window.
7. The first stage in the restore process unlocks the iPad, you are basically just cancelling out the restore process as soon as it reactivates the iPad.
If done correctly, you will experience no data loss and the result will be a reactivated iPad. I have now tried this with about 5 iPads that were locked identically by students and each time it worked like a charm.

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If that did'nt work, first run the Disk Repair as shown in Apple doc.#106214 before the next step. Then, download the combo update from this site (yours may be corrupt), not Software Update, disconnect all firewire + USB devices except keyboard + mouse, Repair Permissions, re-install update, Repair Permissions again + try. Yours is the 10.4.10 Combo update ( PPC, not for Intel systems). Others reading, download the Combo that applies to your system.
If that still did'nt get it Zap the PRAM. While restarting Mac hold down the following key combo Command-Option-P-R. Keep holding those keys down till you hear the second start-up chime, then release.
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