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Old 08-25-2004, 11:37 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I doubt there is any way of getting this back but... I wrote up 3 essays and didnt save them(never knew I had to)...all i did is print it.. is there any way i can get them back through the computer or printer? thanx
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Scan the pages and run them over an OCR.
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had to turn em in at school.... and i have no scanner but theres no way i can get em back and there due to turnitin.com tonight.... ehhh ill have to retype it i am guessin
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In what program did you wrote those essays? You could recover something if it had the autosave or autorecovery active.
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microsoft works.... the thing is is that i clicked dont save because I didnt know we had to turn it in to that site.. i wasnt sure if like the printer had a program were i could get all the things i recently printed
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It could be a chance to recover the texts if you'll be able to recover the printer files. These are usually in the C:\windows\system32\spool\printers folder. For recovery you could use http://www.finalrecovery.com/
After you recovered these files, you could run them through a PCL2TXT program to extract the text (something like this one: http://www.swiftview.com/sview_analysis.htm).
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