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In D4, the "Save All" button is right above the "Run" button. It's now
second nature to click "Save All" then "Run". Actually, I hit the
"Save All" button *all the time*! I sometimes think I'm obsessive
about it. I'm going to wear that part of my monitor out!

Other comments:

1. It would be really nice if there were a "Save All" hot-key. Anyone
know of one?

2. I have heard others mention that the "auto save" options saved
*after* compiling! IMHO, that is ridiculous! The only thing I can
figure is that they are trying to circumvent the "cant undo after
save" thing. If it doesn't compile, you might want to undo?

Oh well, I'm off topic again...

Scott

Robert Dytmire wrote in message ...
>Ok...there may be a chance there is a backup of your code...
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>Look in the directory that has unit1.dcu.
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>If there is a file named unit1.pa~ then you have the source code.
rename
>this file to Unit1.pas and you might get back your data.
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>BTW - ALWAYS SAVE BEFORE EACH COMPILE!!!  Get into the habit of
pressing
>Alt+F,V,F9 to run your programs.  This little sequence will save
everything,
>compile and then run your project.
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>John Smith wrote in message <924822388.288.38@news.remarQ.com>...
>>After a freak exit, no save after 9 hours straight coding, I
suddenly
>>realized I was in deep shit. I've been living this long on just
coffee,
>>brain was in mush zoned out state.
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>>All I have left of my project is the Unit1.dcu   (delphi compiled
unit)....
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>>I need to decompile the Unit1 file to get the source code back. I
tried
>>playing around with the dos delphi commandline compiler to no avail.
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>>I am enclosing the Unit1.dcu file in case any of you experts out
there know
>>how to extract the original source.
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