Save stacks periodically to avoid crashes?
Thomas McGrath III
3mcgrath at adelphia.net
Fri Mar 24 13:15:34 EST 2006
Powerpoint - save after every slide and after every graphic gets
introduced to a slide
Word - save after every paragraph, save after every copy/paste, save
after every insert graphic
Safari - save bookmarks after every page with many pop-ups or I will
have to use History
Photoshop - save after every layer is introduced and save after every
filter is appied
Illustrator - save after layers are introduced, save after any effect
FileMakerPro - save after every template change
DirectorMX - save after every import, save after place image, save
after script change, save often
FlashMX - save, save, save, save
Freehand - save after import or major changes - not bad actually
Painter - as bad as photoshop
iMovie - save often
iDVD - save often
GarageBand - save often
Every major package I own requires many many saves in every usage
session. I had to learn this early on when doing graphics on Main
Frame Computers like the Moonbase, Genigraphics, Zerox. If you didn't
save every few minutes you would lose all of your work.
Some programs require more than others and REV in my opinion by it's
very nature requires lots of saves. It's programming after all.
I would expect it to require lots of saves.
What happens when you use a backup software or Constellation?? Does
it crash less with auto back ups?
Thanks
Tom
On Mar 24, 2006, at 12:02 PM, simplsol at aol.com wrote:
> It has been a hard lesson to learn - especially coming from a
> HyperCard background where one never needed to save.
Thomas J McGrath III
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