Repairing damaged pages document

Do I have any method to repair damaged pages documents? They were deleted on another Mac but under the same account, however after I recovered it, the Mac showed that the format is invalid, and EaseUs support agent said because it was deleting from an SSD,the files are damaged. Do I have any method to repair them?

MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.14

Posted on Aug 10, 2023 12:25 AM

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Posted on Aug 10, 2023 01:17 AM

Try using your trusty Time Machine Backup  .


Then recover the file from a time before it was damaged / deleted

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Aug 10, 2023 05:42 AM in response to Randall_2023

LO (7.5.5) has improved its handling of Pages documents from its original support for Pages '09 documents, though I doubt it will behave well with advanced Pages documents. I just dragged and dropped a three-paragraph Pages v13.1 document containing a complicated Pages equation (MathML) and LO handled it correctly. Saving it as a Word .docx also resulted in a document whose appearance in Word 16.75 appears as it does in Pages, or LO.


Excerpt from Kant Lipsum:



When exported to Word .docx, that Jacobian equation is borderless. The Pages document opened in LO is read-only as there is no Pages save format.


Aug 10, 2023 03:10 AM in response to Lfi3h_is_nothere

The only application in the world that can create a Pages document is Pages, and it cannot resolve its damaged documents. This would be true for Numbers and Keynote applications as well.


No data recovery software can correctly reconstruct these deleted, or damaged documents as Apple has not shared that proprietary information.


Using these Apple applications without a regular Time Machine backup for recovery is not recommended.



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