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Opened a document this morning to discover I'd somehow managed to accidentally delete a couple of weeks' work, leaving only the last few paragraphs.
Dropbox says it stores changes for thirty days, but when I looked for a restore, only the last six versions were available, which, as I save my work frequently like all sensible people, means Dropbox has only stored changes as far back as the last quarter of an hour or so's work yesterday morning (and these are all after the deletion occurred!)
I've been staring at the 'Version history' page for ages and there is absolutely no way on it of accessing earlier versions.Surely there's something wrong here? Why can't I access earlier versions? Am I missing something obvious? Help!
EDIT: PLEASE IGNORE THIS QUESTION--HAVEN'T FIGURED OUT HOW TO DELETE IT, BUT I MADE A MONUMENTAL **bleep**-UP--SENIOR MOMENT.
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