Business Driven Technology
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ISBN: 9781259567322
Author: Paige Baltzan Instructor
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter B, Problem B4.6MBD
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File corruption experience:
- Yes, the file corruption occurred while working on a word document.
Recover from file corruption:
- Restore a reserve or repair a file, try to open other documents.
- Try to open corrupt file from alternative computer.
- If that document is been sent through email, then emails sent item list can help get original file.
- Try to store file in another format like RTF, TXT and that would cause some codes to be stripped off.
- Usage of an alternate editor like hex editor may help to open file.
- Open and repair option could be used to repair the file.
Corrupted file receiving:
- The instructor might receive corrupt files in mail system.
- It either may be due to transfer of mails or may be due to archiving procedure.
- The corrupted files can be created purposely to fake corruption...
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