If you're still within the document, press [BACKSPACE with Q], [CONTROL with Q] to quit the document. You'll be prompted whether you wish to abandon changes, so type Y for "Yes". Note that this would abandon ALL changes, not just restoring the deleted word, if you had made any more of them since you opened the document. In other words, this will restore the document to the last version saved. However, if you've exited the document, as documents are saved upon closing KeyWord, you can no longer recover the word.
However, if the document is a non-KeyWord type, you would be offered the "Document was modified" prompt when exiting. If you had typed Y, N, or S (the first option allows you to save a copy of the document as a KeyWord document, the second only saves one copy in its original format, and the third does the same as the second in addition to suppressing the "Document was modified" prompt, meaning you would not see it again when closing that particular file after making changes if you had pressed S at the prompt), your document would have already been saved, and the error could not be undone. However, if you press [SPACE with E], [ESCAPE] again at this prompt, you would receive the prompt "Abandoning KeyWord", which would mean all your changes would not have been saved. In other words, your word would still be in place when you opened the document again. HTH, Maria >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Eva" <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: "Braillenote List" <[email protected] >Sent: Sat, 12 Feb 2005 14:23:14 -0500 >Subject: [Braillenote] Retrieve a deleted word >Hi all, > I deleted a word that I regret deleting it. It's a number of a calling > card that I did not use and thought I did. Is it possible to retrieve it and > how? > Thanks > God bless > Eva > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > "The best things in life are not things at all". >Enthusiasm will be yours if you love God, love people, >and love life. Lord, the nearer I follow Your way, >the happier I become.
