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In article <Bv9nzC.Bz2@mentor.cc.purdue.edu> wai@sage.cc.purdue.edu (Benjamin Wai) writes:
>
>	Is there a way to recover a hard day work from a Windows application 
>	when Windows suddenly decided to jump up with a surprise message, 
>	saying something similar to "General fault at xxx.xxx...Unrecoverable
>	application error. Windows closed application..." or varieties...
>
>	Thanks.
>
>	- Benjamin Wai  < wai@cn.ecn.purdue.edu > < wai@sage.cc.purdue.edu >
>
>P/S:	This happened at least twelve times to me in Windows and in the UNIX,
>	and I still haven't learned the lesson of "Save the data frequently"  
>	(regret once again... sigh...)

   If the dialog box gives you the option to IGNORE, you can choose that and
your application _may_ give you the opportunity to save your data. Of course
it may just crash again. If it doesn't give you this option and instead only
lets you close the application, well you're SOL. Usually it only takes a
person one time losing a hard days work and they learn to save save save. If 
you are a hard case, like a couple of my friends, then try to use
applications that have autosave features. AmiPro has one, and probably WFW
also. That way you can have your app save your work every ten minutes or so
and the only thing you'll notice is the hour glass popping up for a
half-second or so. If you dont use apps that have this feature, but you
don't mind installing some third-party add-ons to Windows, try using
something like WinBatch to write an auto-save batchfile in Windows.

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