'It will be hard for them to recover those prices.To do this: Open the Tools menu. In any case it shows up on mine.Visio, Drag and Drop Drawing for Everyday Graphics and SmartShapes are trademarks of Shapeware. That are found files and they can be recovered.Were you able to find the AppData directory? Normally that's one of the hidden ones that has to be turned on explicitly under Folder options to be visible. After the scanning is done, you will an MS Office files marked with a red cross. Select the disk, where MS Office (ppt, doc, xls and etc.) files were lost. Installation of the DiskInternals Office Recovery.

Since they have the proper Visio extension they open properlyAnd are complete and fully functional unlike some sort of backup file that you can't really do anything with. Each of these files was one of the 'saves' done by the auto save function. On my system there is no autorecover11.ini or any other autorecover.* file so I decided to do a search for all files modified on 7/25/11 and I found severalFiles in sequence called (and I am guessing at the name because i didn't write it down) vob.vxd. I did finally find the solution.

Xml? I can find no evidence of this on my machine but maybe you can show me a little more about this. Can you shed more light on why you believe myFiles are saved in. Xml files? The files that I found when I was looking for the recovery files were all in the standard Visio extension. Just to be clear, I do not have crashes on a regular basis - they are random and do not happen all the time.I normally have no other apps open except a browser and maybe Outlook and Word.As for the default save format - how can you tell that my files are saved as. There does not seem to be any pattern to the crashes.

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