Of course backing up is a good idea, but if you don't want to lose what
you're editing when your system crashes or hangs then you don't need to
back up, you just need to save what you're working on frequently. For
example, with Microsoft Word this just means hitting control+s
frequently or setting it up to save whatever you're working on every few
minutes. I'd assume you could do the same thing with your audit editing
software.
On 02/27/2018 01:44 PM, harry brown wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm using windows 10, and jaws 2018.
>
> Folks, I was just doing some audio editing, some very, very, very,
> important editing, about using google chrome!!!
>
> It was an hours worth of work, 1 fricken hour of audio editing, and
> all of the sudden, my **** computer froze, never happened to me before!
>
> All my work is gone, all the fricken audio editing is gone!!!!
>
> Windows sucks, it sucks!!!!
>
> People say to back up everything, and I agree, and I usually back
> everything up, after I finnished what I'm working on..
>
> My world now has gone to heck, if I'm going to have to do and edit,
> then back it up, then do another edit, then back it up, all I can say
> is, I'm getting rid of this computer.
>
> Maybe I'll just buy an internet radio, or, just use this piece of junk
> for internet, or, just throw it off the balcony.
>
> So if anyone sees a flying computer, it's MINE!
>
> 90% of the work I do is editing!
>
> And if I cannot do that, the heck with it!
>
> I was the guy who told, and tells everyone to digitize everything,
> now, that's all screwed up!!!
>
> I don't trust this computer and windows any more for editing!!!!!!
>
> All I can ask is, do you Mac users have these kind of problems?
>
> Harry, and as far as I'm concerned, I'll never do word processing or
> audio editing in Windows ever again!!!!
>
>
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