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Hello Jimmy,
I probably have as much trouble as you do so I follow a similar idea
but I use NQ Monday, NQ Tuesday, etc. cycling through the whole week.
That way I always have 5 back. At the end of Tuesday, I save as
NQ Tuesday and then again as NQ Wednesday. During Wednesday if it
blow up I step back to reload NQ Tuesday. If I find it corrupt as well
I can go back to NQ Monday.
Same difference but by using the day name I can easily tell how old
the workspace is.
Sunday, October 24, 2004, 2:07:36 PM, you wrote:
J> A while back I posted what I like to do to keep my workspaces from
J> getting corrupt and having to rebuild them from scratch. Since then
J> I have made a small change. If I have several workspaces open I do
J> this with each one. So lets say my workspace is called _NQ2. It is
J> also brand new in the last week or so. I just saved _NQ about Friday
J> as NQ1 then I made some changed on Saturday and saved it as NQ2. The
J> RPC server blew up on me today so I rebooted then opened NQ2 and saved
J> it as _NQ3 and immediately saved it again as _NQ4. So now I have two
J> clones and am using clone _NQ4. I have found recently this is a
J> better way than just saving it with a new name from time to time. I
J> think it works better but also it has the added benefit that I make a
J> lot of changed so if I save it each time twice then I'm more likely to
J> have a better copy I can go back to. Needless to say if anything ever
J> goes wrong including that white screen I open my most recent one if it
J> will open correctly or the backup clone if not then save it right then
J> twice with two new names.
J> I'm sure most people don't have as many problems with workspaces as I
J> do. I make too many changed and push my equipment too hard. Saving
J> it like this sure takes the pain out of problems however.
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Best regards,
Roger mailto:mailrs@xxxxxxxxxx
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