To the excellent advice Xavier provided, I would add only that you
should look at Altuit's versioning tool. It backs up incrementally
named and numbered versions of stuff and therefore allows very
granular rollback. It's saved me several times, not so much from
crashes as from stupidity.
On Sep 9, 2005, at 8:30 AM, Alcy wrote:
I have created a few substacks of my main stack.
I have been working on a very heavy substack (with about 700
buttons with different scripts) for the last 2 days when a script
has generated a crash of revolution and surprisingly when I have
reopened the stack, all infos about the substack had disappeared.
It is not the first time I have a surprise like this. I have saved
my work under another name too but the same thing has happened to
it as well (no substack)..
Has this phenomenon happened to others? Should I save each
substack separately?
Any idea about why my saved data have lost the infos about this
heavy substack?
thanks in advance.
Alcy
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