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AC Question
I recently opened a file from Google Drive on my Galaxy S7 and edited it extensively over the course of several days (not having access to my laptop atm). Having finished, the editor (Hancom Office 2014) prompted me to save, which I did, but the file in Google Drive was unaltered. After a bit of trial and error, I figured out the file (a .docx document) was saved to /data/user/0/com.hancom.office.editor.hidden/cache/provider.files/[file name].docx
I know this is a root folder, but my phone isn't rooted, nor do I want to root it and tackle all the problems that entails. Does anyone know of a way to get the Hancom Editor to reopen the file? It doesn't make sense to have a save option but make the save impossible to access. However, there's no icon for Hancom Editor, even in my App Manager.
Alternatively, any programs that could access the file, or a way to get the file out of the rooted folder (Though I doubt it's possible). The file isn't deleted - If I could open it again, I could copy and paste the thing into a normal document. Any ideas?
I know this is a root folder, but my phone isn't rooted, nor do I want to root it and tackle all the problems that entails. Does anyone know of a way to get the Hancom Editor to reopen the file? It doesn't make sense to have a save option but make the save impossible to access. However, there's no icon for Hancom Editor, even in my App Manager.
Alternatively, any programs that could access the file, or a way to get the file out of the rooted folder (Though I doubt it's possible). The file isn't deleted - If I could open it again, I could copy and paste the thing into a normal document. Any ideas?