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Smileyboy

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Aug 6, 2008
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I have a iWork 09 numbers file that seems to be corrupted.... I went back in time :D machine and I still can't get it fixed. Anyone else have nay ideas?
Thanks
 
What does "seems to be corrupted" mean? Either the file is corrupted or it's not.

If you restored a version of the file via TM and it is still corrupted, you need to go back further in time. When was the last time you were able to work with the file? That is the version you want to restore.
 
I understand how time machine works and I went back as far as I could. This is the error I get when I try to open it.

"The document does not have a valid format."

It says the same on all my iOS devices and my MBA.... I suppose it is corrupted
 
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