Save Despite A Power Cut

Do you often find that you’ve lost a lot of information from a recovered document after a power cut? You can minimize this problem by making a few changes. First let us tell you why this happens. The amount of new information that the recovered document contains depends on how frequently Word saves the recovery file. For example, if the recovery file is saved only every 15 minutes, then up to 15 minutes of work can be lost if a power failure or similar problem occurs. To change the Auto Recover, save interval open Microsoft Word like you would always to open or create a new file. Then go to the `Tools’ function and select `Options’ from the menu. Select `Save’ in the dialog box that appears. Then enter or select the number of minutes in intervals of which your
document will be automatically saved.
 

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