So if you want to access it, the easiest way to do so is :
~/Users/ username/Library/Application Support/Microsoft/Office/Office 2011 AutoRecoveryīut there is yet another tiny hurdle to get to it : in the current version of OSX, the user’s Library-folder is a hidden folder.
Nowadays, the AutoRecovery-folder is located in an entirely different location on your Mac. You might have guessed : there’s a fault in the Office 2011 Help file. I checked in the Office 2011 Preferences to make sure Auto-saving is switched on, and it is… so where did the folder go ? where are my auto-save documents ? ~/Users/ username/Documents/Microsoft User Data/Office 2011 AutoRecoveryīut when I open that folder I have a “Office 2004 AutoRecovery” and a “Office 2008 AutoRecovery”-folder, but there’s no such folder for Office 2011… It told me I would be able to find the folder via this path : I forgot where to find the AutoRecovery-folder, so I used Office 2011’s build-in Help-option to get a hint. I accidentally messed up the Office documents (Word/PowerPoint/Excel) I was working on, and I didn’t save it before, so I wanted to get the auto-saved version from the AutoRecovery-folder as I’ve done before in Office 20.
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UPDATE : the updated version of this post for Office 2016 / Office 365 (Word 15 / PowerPoint 15 / Excel 15) can be found here :įixed : where are my Office 365 AutoRecovery files ?
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