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I was having great success with OneNote 2007 until a day ago.
Went into a big meeting, opened up OneNote to view my presentation
notes, and to my surprise, got a message saying that "OneNote Crashed
the last time you viewed this page. The page may be corrupted or have
some other error. Press ENTER to reload the page". I hit ENTER and was
told that there were no pages to recover from. ALL MY NOTES FILES GOT
THIS MESSAGE!
I know for a fact that nothing strange happened when I shut down my
computer the last time.
Another screen appeared giving me various options, one was to "Run
Diagnostics. I did, but the only recommendation coming back from the
MS site was to purchase the Retail copy. I have B2TR, so I don't think
this should be my corrective action. On top of that, why would I now
purchase a product that just corrupted tons of data for me?
I also tried to reinstall, but the only message I got was that it was
already installed. Can't seem to find an option to Repair anywhere.
Does anyone here have suggestions? Please?
Thanks
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believe it or not, the best bet is to install the "non-beta" version.
It has a lot of bug fixes. I had that same error with my computer
during beta, but, I have yet to have it since upgrading to RTM...
erik
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On Feb 11, 12:39 pm, Erik Gulbrandsen
<erik_gulbrandsen_bogus_em...[ at ]bogusaddress.com> wrote:
[Quoted Text] > believe it or not, the best bet is to install the "non-beta" version.
> It has a lot of bug fixes. I had that same error with my computer
> during beta, but, I have yet to have it since upgrading to RTM...
>
> erik
Really? I thought that B2TR and the release version are the same.
Were you able to recover your files?
Thanks.
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I have the RTM trial version installed. I have the same problem. Is there
anyway to recover these files?
Larry
"Erik Gulbrandsen" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > believe it or not, the best bet is to install the "non-beta" version.
> It has a lot of bug fixes. I had that same error with my computer
> during beta, but, I have yet to have it since upgrading to RTM...
>
> erik
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On Feb 12, 4:10 pm, RudyTome <RudyT...[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
[Quoted Text] > I have the RTM trial version installed. I have the same problem. Is there
> anyway to recover these files?
>
> Larry
>
>
>
> "Erik Gulbrandsen" wrote:
> > believe it or not, the best bet is to install the "non-beta" version.
> > It has a lot of bug fixes. I had that same error with my computer
> > during beta, but, I have yet to have it since upgrading to RTM...
>
> > erik- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
OK, I was going to say that a miracle happened and after uninstalling
B2TR (with great difficulty) and installing the Trial version, I can
now read all my files!
Now after reading RudyTome's post I'm a little worried about using
this product any more.
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RudyTome wrote:
[Quoted Text] > I have the RTM trial version installed. I have the same problem. Is there
> anyway to recover these files?
>
> Larry
>
> "Erik Gulbrandsen" wrote:
>
>> believe it or not, the best bet is to install the "non-beta" version.
>> It has a lot of bug fixes. I had that same error with my computer
>> during beta, but, I have yet to have it since upgrading to RTM...
>>
>> erik
>>
If you just upgraded from 2003, try going to the "my notebook" folder
(not "Onenote notebooks") and copy a folder to another location on your
disk (it doesn't matter). THen, open that notebook in ONeNOte 2007.
Upgrade the notebook.
I would refrain from upgrading the mynotebook folder--it houses a backup
of your 2003 notes...Just keep it there until all is running smooth.
erik
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As John Waller said "The final version (in trial form or otherwise) has a
number of fixes in it for stability, performance, search, and syncing of
shared notebooks since
b2tr, "
It has a great great deal of fixes and changes to address these issues and
I've seen no reports of this behavior since RTM. Also, RTM may not be very
different in terms of functionality, but there's usually a lot of backend
cleaned up.
Also, OneNote keeps backup copies of Notebooks so they can easily be
restored. They are stored under
C:\Documents and Settings\[user]\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\OneNote\12.0\Backup
"File -> Open Backup" should help restore files
Settings can be altered under Tools -> Options -> Backup
"halfempty" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > On Feb 12, 4:10 pm, RudyTome <RudyT...[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com>
> wrote:
> > I have the RTM trial version installed. I have the same problem. Is there
> > anyway to recover these files?
> >
> > Larry
> >
> >
> >
> > "Erik Gulbrandsen" wrote:
> > > believe it or not, the best bet is to install the "non-beta" version.
> > > It has a lot of bug fixes. I had that same error with my computer
> > > during beta, but, I have yet to have it since upgrading to RTM...
> >
> > > erik- Hide quoted text -
> >
> > - Show quoted text -
>
> OK, I was going to say that a miracle happened and after uninstalling
> B2TR (with great difficulty) and installing the Trial version, I can
> now read all my files!
>
> Now after reading RudyTome's post I'm a little worried about using
> this product any more.
>
>
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