Recovering lost content

[Leseratte]

Hi, people
Is it possible to recover lost content with this softare?
I was nearly finishing a comment on a book when I made a mistake and lost it all. I worked almost an hour on it. Is there a way of recovering it?
Thanks!

 

[Liam]

The content should be saved automatically; but if for whatever reason it didn't, and you lost it all, I'm afraid there's no way of recovering it,

Next time try the "Save the Draft" option that Stewart recently provided, especially if it's a long comment.

Don't feel bad; i've been in the same boat before (I think we all have): I've lost many comments because of computer problems, etc.

 

[tiganeasca]

And what I have learned--the hard way--to do is to compose in a separate document. That way I can keep it overnight, play with it, fix it, modify it, alter it, amend it, change it, correct it, or just throw it out. Or, once in a rare while, just cut-and-paste into WLF! ?

 

[Liam]

I worked almost an hour on it.

Was this a comment or a school paper? ?

 

[Stevie B]

There were several times in the more distant past where I lost very long in-progress posts because the webpage had timed out. When that happened, I didn't have the energy to rewrite them. In hindsight, that was probably a blessing for Forum members. ?

 

[Leseratte]

And what I have learned--the hard way--to do is to compose in a separate document. That way I can keep it overnight, play with it, fix it, modify it, alter it, amend it, change it, correct it, or just throw it out. Or, once in a rare while, just cut-and-paste into WLF! ?

You are perfectly right.

 

[Leseratte]

The content should be saved automatically; but if for whatever reason it didn't, and you lost it all, I'm afraid there's no way of recovering it,

Next time try the "Save the Draft" option that Stewart recently provided, especially if it's a long comment.

Don't feel bad; i've been in the same boat before (I think we all have): I've lost many comments because of computer problems, etc.

Thanks @Liam!