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dperez

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Mar 3, 2008
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I've been recording some of my lectures with the notebook function of Word MAC 2004, but I'm recently having the problem that sometimes, when I try to stop the recording, the program becomes unresponsive (with the dreadful beach ball spinning forever). I've tried already to patiently wait for something to happen but I ultimately have to force quit the application.

The main issue is that, even if I've just saved the file before trying to stop recording, when I reopen the file, the audio notes in the document are always lost (or at least unaccessible from word) :confused:. Is there a way to manually retrieve this recordings... I mean, they must be around somewhere in the hard drive (since when the program is still frozen you can see they were taking several megabytes).

I would really appreciate suggestions, there are several important lectures that I need for revising and, since I was relying in the audio notes, my manual notes are not as complete as they should.

Thanks!!

Daniel
 

jw281

macrumors newbie
Mar 6, 2008
1
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Recovery of Audio File?

Did you figure out how to do this? I would really appreciate some input, I just lost a really important conference call with info that I need! Please post if you've figured this out!!!
 
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