Comprehensive recovery of damaged Word documents

Word is one of the most common document processing tools we use in our daily work, but many friends have trouble with the documents they encounter when they use them. Can you just watch the much-needed document not open and give up? Of course not, in fact, before you really give up, do not let us see our rescue action plan.

One, first scenario: AutoRecover

If you suddenly encounter a program that stops responding, freezes, or even dies when you edit a document, and the document is not saved in time, then restart the computer in the normal way, and then open the word  2003, so Word automatically pops up a document recovery operation window and selects a later AutoSave item in the window to recover. This will reduce the loss to the lowest point.

However, to improve the success rate of automatic recovery, you must do the appropriate setup work ahead of time. You open the Options command on the Word Tools menu, switch to the Save tab, and then select the Allow background save and AutoSave interval options, and set a time interval after automatic save interval, which should not be too long. Save the settings, you can replace the careless friend in time to save the edited document.

Second, second scheme: Open fix

for previously saved documents, if you encounter a double-click to open the mouse, but the error is not able to view the document, then do not change the way it opens.

starts word 2003 from the program menu, clicks the Open button on the toolbar, selects the folder where the document you want to open is selected in the pop-up dialog box, and then selects the document, and then clicks the small arrow button on one side of the Open button in the lower-right corner. Select the open and Repair command in the pop-up menu so that Word automatically fixes some errors and restores the document to its normal opening.

Third, third scenario: Modify startup

Because the Word document supports macro commands, the original author of some documents uses a macro command to encrypt it, or if the macro command loaded there is wrong, it can also cause the document to not open. At this point we can modify the Word startup parameters to prevent the macro from running to open the document. The

enters the word 2003 installation directory, and then finds the Winword.exe in it and sends it to the desktop shortcut. Open the Properties window for the shortcut, then add "/m" after the target bar, save the modified shortcut, and then drag the document to the shortcut icon, and the Macro command in the document will not run.

Four, fourth scenario: Restoring text

If the above methods areNo, then just try the "restore text from any file" reprint to maximize the text content in the Word document.

When you start Word, open the Options command under the Tools menu, in the General tab, select the Confirm conversion on open option, and then open the Open command under the File menu, choose the document save path in the Look in box, and then in the text type below, select Restore text from any file, then select the document you want to open, click the Open button, and then restore the text from the document, but the restored text formatting is lost.

In fact, when the document is not open, you can also try to use a low version, Notepad or some third-party document editing software to open, in addition, you can use anti-virus software for virus killing, the general situation can be restored.