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Thanks Manolo. I do use both of those. My autosave is set for every 30 minutes. Sometimes I have to turn it off and then when I forget to turn it back on it is a problem. Sometimes I have to make the autosaves even longer apart depending on the file size I am saving. Some of my files take quite a while to autosave, and when I am sitting in front of the customer as he waits for my system, it can get embarassing. (I do have a very powerful system. It's just that some of my files are huge.)
Regardless of these two features, When it locks up, I am still out the Undo/Redo management and that gets rather frustrating. My goal is to keep this "history" going regardless of file interuptions.
The best case scenario would be to keep the history (Undo/Redo management) even when you close a file and re-start it.