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Ok.. After using &quot;QuickView plus&quot; to look at the docs I realized there was way to many to single out as being edited and save with a meaningful name. I tried to use cachemov.exe to move the CSC folder from the location I saved it to to the actual cache on a laptop so I could try and synch it. It seems cache move only gives you a &quot;to&quot; location and not a &quot;from&quot; for the move. So i just copied and pasted in the new CSC folder and when it was all done I was able to view the files with real names (by placing anoffline files and folders shortcut on the desktop) and then sync the few that had been modified. Good stuff, &nbsp;seems to have worked but I wont know until I dont get yelled at ;)
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Ok.. After using "QuickView plus" to look at the docs I realized there was way to many to single out as being edited and save with a meaningful name. I tried to use cachemov.exe to move the CSC folder from the location I saved it to to the actual cache on a laptop so I could try and synch it. It seems cache move only gives you a "to" location and not a "from" for the move. So i just copied and pasted in the new CSC folder and when it was all done I was able to view the files with real names (by placing anoffline files and folders shortcut on the desktop) and then sync the few that had been modified. Good stuff,  seems to have worked but I wont know until I dont get yelled at ;)

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Our COO was offsite last week working. When he got back on Monday his computer would not boot so it ended up on my desk. The drive is failing.. I was able to do an arobatic trick to get some of the data off. Primarily his pst file, my docs, and his offline files cache that was located in C:\windows (took the whole CSC folder). Now I need to restore the documents he was working on last week.. which to him looked like they were on the server but I know that he was modifying the &quot;offline&quot; versions. &nbsp;Any help?
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Our COO was offsite last week working. When he got back on Monday his computer would not boot so it ended up on my desk. The drive is failing.. I was able to do an arobatic trick to get some of the data off. Primarily his pst file, my docs, and his offline files cache that was located in C:\windows (took the whole CSC folder). Now I need to restore the documents he was working on last week.. which to him looked like they were on the server but I know that he was modifying the "offline" versions.  Any help?

Neeed to restore offline files cache

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