On the Enable pop-up menu, click Recover Text from Any File. Open the document. Do any of the following: Change how frequently files are automatically saved. On the PowerPoint menu, click Preferences. Click Save, select the AutoSave or AutoRecover info every check box, and then enter how frequently you want PowerPoint to save presentations.

There are plenty of good reasons you might want to hide some of your files or folders. Maybe you carry around a laptop and you just want to be extra safe. Maybe you share an account with others and need to keep some things private. Whatever the reason, here are eight ways to do it in OS X. 1: Enable FileVaultThis is probably the simplest way to do it.

Go to System Preferences’ Security & Privacy pane and turn on FileVault. That will encrypt your entire hard drive, so someone would need your password to get at its contents. 2: Hide them in the LibraryAssuming your /Library folder is hidden (that’s the default in OS X Mountain Lion), hold down the Option key as you open the Finder’s Go menu.

Navigate to that Library folder, then create a new folder there or just drag the files or folders you want to hide into it. 3: Put them in another user accountCreate a new user in System Preferences’ Users & Groups preference pane, then put the files and folders you want to hide in that account. 4: Make the file/folder hidden 1In Terminal, type chflags hidden and then drag a folder or file you want to hide into the Terminal window; you can still access those hidden folders and files by summoning the Go To Folder dialog (Command-Shift-G) and typing in their full paths. To unhide them, go back to Terminal and type chflags nohidden followed by the file or folder path.

5: Make the file/folder hidden 2Again in Terminal, type mv filename.filename. This moves the original folder to one with a period at the beginning of its name; by default, folders with periods at the beginning of their names are hidden in OS X. You can also type mkdir.hiddenfolder to create a new hidden folder.

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Instead of something more intriguing ( Top secret). 7: Set visibility attribute to invisibleIf you have installed, go to Terminal and enter setfile -a V followed by the name of the file or folder. That sets its visibility attribute to invisible; you can undo this by repeating the command with a lower-case v. 8: Use a third-party solutionTry Apimac’s or Altomac’s.So that’s it: Eight different ways to hide files or folders in OS X. Thanks to writer Steve McCabe for the tips. You’ll find those and more in the story “100 More Things Every Mac User Should Know” in the April issue of Macworld.

Does Quicktime annoy you by saving your recently played movies under its File - Open Recent menu? If so, switch to the Terminal and type:% cd /Library/Preferences% chmod 444 QuickTimeFavoritesThis will make the file read only, so QuickTime cannot write to it.

robg adds: In testing this hint, I first tried setting the General system preferences to show '0' recent documents, but it has no impact on QuickTime Player. You could also make this change in the Finder by selecting the file, choosing File - Get Info, and clicking the 'Locked' button. Hello,For Apple's Preview app, launch Preview, go to preferences, make sure the preferences are the way you.want. them to be. Then simply lock /Library/com.apple.Preview.plist. Now when you launch Preview and open your images, they will appear in the recent menu list, but when you relaunch the app they will be gone.If you want to change any of the preferences, you will need to unlock the file.-Rick Bargerhuff alias cougarProgrammer / DeveloperApple Technician / Specialist / Web DesignerPersonal Email: cougar718@comcast.net. Apparently Quicktime 6.4 breaks this hint.Quicktime kept crashing whenever I had it play a movie.

It would launch fine but any time I tried to get it to play a movie if would crash. I tried to repair permissions but that didn't help. I finally fixed it by going to the file /Library/Preferences/QuickTimeFavorites and returning it to its pre-hint condition.I think this hint also contributed to my first OmniWeb crash in a while. It happened right after I tried to use OmniWeb to view one of the new iPod commercials, OmniWeb locked up and slowed the Mac OS X user interface to a crawl, but I was finally able to force quit out of it.