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How often do you save your work when drawing, filling out forms, or writing documents?

2015-10-10View Original

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I often encounter situations where the drawing program freezes; all the work that wasn’t saved is lost, and all my efforts go to waste. . It has to be redrawn. . . I have no tears to cry; the same is true when working with electronic documents. . So, how often do everyone* usually save it? It’s still better to rely on the automatic saving feature built into the software~~ Feel free to reply with your thoughts~~ Now it’s time for some advertising~~ You’re invited to participate in the Life Zone events; to register and find out more about the rewards, click on the link below~ Here’s the link: [University Events] For our fleeting memories of youth. There are rewards available for participating in these events~ Event dates: 2015-9-7–2015-11-7
Reply #22015-10-10
I*am used to saving the file after finishing each section or after completing each drawing – the shortcut is Ctrl+S, and it’s not a hassle at all. . . Or leave it temporarily, and save it when no modifications are needed for the time being as you need to look up some information. . . Avoid situations where other operations cause CAD or OFFICE to become unresponsive. .
Reply #32015-10-10
I usually save it after I’m done! If there’s a power outage in between, I won’t cry either. Because I can’t draw: lol
Reply #42015-10-10
Save once per step. . . I’ve had experiences where an entire afternoon was wasted
Reply #52015-10-10
Now I save the document once right after creating it, with nothing done yet. . . *I’m used to it. . There have been painful experiences in the past. . . 2 hours of unpaid work. . . It can’t be recovered. .
Reply #62015-10-10
That’s how it should be when necessary. . .
Reply #72015-10-10
My documents aren’t important, so it doesn’t matter much: lol
Reply #82015-10-10
YouDe Software will give a reminder after 20 minutes.
Reply #92015-10-10
Is this considered a spam post? :o Okay, I usually rely on the save interval automatically set by the software. For software that is used frequently, a saving interval is set, which is shorter than that of the system – around 3 to 5 minutes. I used CAD for modeling; when the file size exceeded 20M, it got corrupted due to memory issues. Since there was no newer version of the software available, I had to start over. To recover the file manually, I would need to reinstall the software, but I didn’t have the permissions to do that. For the files that have been prepared, once submitted, they are set to read-only to prevent further modifications.
Reply #102015-10-10
Save drawings using CAD and similar tools every 5 minutes. For office applications such as Word and Excel, text is usually written in paragraphs or as coherent sentences; one saves the file once when ready to write the next sentence.
Reply #112015-10-10
Good habit. . I’m still in the initial stage of manual saving, haha. . . Originally, this post was on the desktop version. . I thought about it for a while and felt that filling it with water was the better option. . Just moved it here. . .

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