On 08/03/2007, at 4:03 PM, Richard Anderson wrote:
I'm sure earlier versions of Apple- or Claris- had a <Save All>
option. Very useful when you want to shutdown over a weekend or
longer and it tells you to Save every file being used - one at a
time.
Is there any way pf doing this - I couldn't find anything on Google
or the archives.
Using Appleworks 6 on an Intel iMac OSX-4-8.
Hi Richard,
From how I understand it, AW's 6 has Auto-Save, when activated,
causes AppleWorks to periodically save all open documents.
It never overwrites your files, instead auto-saving into a special
folder for emergency recoveries.
If your Mac crashes with an open document, the next time you start
up, AppleWorks will ask whether you want to recover from the auto-
saved version.
Preferences > General > Topic - Files & tick 'Auto-Save'.
Cheers,
Ronni
