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Restoring amended file to its original


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22-Mar-2008, 06:27 PM #1
Restoring amended file to its original
Hi

I created a photoshop file, whith its layers, saved it on the desktop. Came back to my computer 2 hours later and found that my comp had recovered from a bluescreen crash. when i opened up the photoshop file i losts all the layers?

How can i restore the original file i was working on?

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23-Mar-2008, 07:06 AM #2
its ok, once i restarted vista my layers were restored! delete this useless thread mod.
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