All I can think of is some sort of collision between your backup process and the FM Book generation process. Unlikely (assuming the software is done right), but hey... Grant
> On October 24, 2014 at 6:12 PM Linda Gallagher <lin...@techcomplus.com> wrote: > > FM 10 > Win 7 > > All, > > I was just working in a book that I created about a month ago. I created a > PDF, found some things that needed fixing, edited a couple of files (not the > one at issue), updated the book, found a bad x-ref, then found that the file > the x-ref went to is gone. I mean completely gone. Not in the book file, not > in the folder on my hard drive, not anywhere on my hard drive. Gone!!!!! > > I edited the file earlier, and of course it was the only one I'd made > extensive changes to today, and it's also the longest file of the book (though > only 20 pages). > > How on earth could the file get deleted. Everything is local on my computer. > I'm the only one using any of this. The file was there when I created the PDF > only a few minutes before the disappearing act. My only actions after creating > the PDF were to edit a couple of files in the book, then update the book. Then > WTF, the file is gone. > > I've recovered the file from backups (I have multiple backup methods and > locations), but now I'm worried about this issue. What could cause it? I've > been using FM 10 for years with no issues. (I upgraded to FM 12 recently, but > haven't updated my old projects.) > > Any ideas??????? > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Linda G. Gallagher > STC Fellow > TechCom Plus, LLC > lindag at techcomplus dot com > <http://www.techcomplus.com/> > > 303-450-9076 > >
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