M. Tamer Özsu <[email protected]> wrote on 3/10/09 2:55 PM: > I am not sure how you tried Time Machine, but here is what you need to > do. First select the Microsoft User Data folder (I am assuming that > you want to restore the entire folder). While this folder is > highlighted in finder, click on the Time Machine in the dock. Now you > will get a slider on the right hand side with ticks that represent > backups. Now click on one of the ticks that is appropriate (i.e., > represent a backup before you started to have problems). Time machine > will bring that window to the front. Now, if you click on the > "Restore" button on the lower-left of the screen, it will restore your > file (it will ask if you want to replace the current one, which, I > assume you wish to say "yes").
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