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Recovery of damaged Microsoft Publisher files

By admin | April 25, 2009

If you have ever had a critical publisher file damaged, you would receive an error from Publisher stating it cannot open the file. If the file was a really important file, then the data contained within it would have been lost forever. But there is a small utility called Recovery for Publisher that will allow you to recover your damaged publisher files.

Publisher error while opening damaged file

Publisher error while opening damaged file

How to recover the file:

  1. Download Recovery for Publisher from the official website or a mirror.
  2. Start the application and select Recover from the menu.
  3. Select a file from your hard drive to recover.
  4. Recovery for Publisher will automatically recover your file.
Recovery for Publisher Interface

Recovery for Publisher Interface

Some limitations of this software are that it does not recover all Office WordArt objects in the file and also it is not free and open source and costs over $100 to purchase. An open source equalivent of this program has not yet been found.

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