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(I might be wrong, tho)
At least a response is better than nothing.
As the prior poster said I also don't think there is a way to recover your actual save file, but if you aren't opposed to the idea you could do something along the lines of getting a save file editor for Recettear so that you could get yourself closer to where you were in your last save on a new one. Not a fan of editors and the like myself, but I'd say a situation like this warrants an exception even if you're against that sorta thing.
Is that a hacking device? And is it legal?
If you know a good emulator, send a link.
http://www.bruceariggs.com/projects/recetteareditor.zip
And no worries about me abusing it. I just want to go back to where I was and continue from there. Whats the point of playing the game if you hack all of the items in it?
Right click on Recettear in your library, select properties -> local files -> browse local files. It'll take you right to the folder. The saved game consists of the save.dat and _save.dat files. If you want to back up your save, you should copy both of those files.
Oh well, half of the fun was just getting to where I was, so I'm not THAT upset.