Comments on: Hacking the SolidWorks Options Registry File http://www.solidsmack.com/hacking-the-solidworks-options-registry-file/2007-09-13/ 3D CAD|SolidWorks Tips|Technology|Product Design Mon, 06 Oct 2008 21:28:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Dorillian Blue http://www.solidsmack.com/hacking-the-solidworks-options-registry-file/2007-09-13/#comment-10555 Dorillian Blue Tue, 15 Jul 2008 06:54:04 +0000 http://www.solidsmack.com/?p=416#comment-10555 Any solutions to Autosave improvements?<br><br>Backup Auto-Recovery features in SW 2007 on have removed necessary options which<br>I find frustrating.<br><br>In SW 2006 I could specify a backup after a certain '#' of changes to my model.<br><br>In SW 2007 It simply does a copy of the file at the time of your last save anyway??? On the whole completely useless, other than for a second copy of work already done. I do this manually at the end of each day anyway.<br><br>Now Autosave (the only option for lost work) gives you a small window of opportunity to recover files during a session - bad luck if you get a second crash or if the autosave file doesn't re-save.<br><br>Is there any data placed on your local that can be recovered when a model crashes autosave doesn't help??????<br><br>Cheers<br><br>Dorillian Blue Any solutions to Autosave improvements?<br><br>Backup Auto-Recovery features in SW 2007 on have removed necessary options which<br>I find frustrating.<br><br>In SW 2006 I could specify a backup after a certain '#' of changes to my model.<br><br>In SW 2007 It simply does a copy of the file at the time of your last save anyway??? On the whole completely useless, other than for a second copy of work already done. I do this manually at the end of each day anyway.<br><br>Now Autosave (the only option for lost work) gives you a small window of opportunity to recover files during a session - bad luck if you get a second crash or if the autosave file doesn't re-save.<br><br>Is there any data placed on your local that can be recovered when a model crashes autosave doesn't help??????<br><br>Cheers<br><br>Dorillian Blue

]]> By: Dorillian Blue http://www.solidsmack.com/hacking-the-solidworks-options-registry-file/2007-09-13/#comment-8286 Dorillian Blue Tue, 15 Jul 2008 06:54:04 +0000 http://www.solidsmack.com/?p=416#comment-8286 Any solutions to Autosave improvements? Backup & Auto-Recovery features in SW 2007 on have removed necessary options which I find frustrating. In SW 2006 I could specify a backup after a certain '#' of changes to my model. In SW 2007 It simply does a copy of the file at the time of your last save anyway??? On the whole completely useless, other than for a second copy of work already done. I do this manually at the end of each day anyway. Now Autosave (the only option for lost work) gives you a small window of opportunity to recover files during a session - bad luck if you get a second crash or if the autosave file doesn't re-save. Is there any data placed on your local that can be recovered when a model crashes & autosave doesn't help?????? Cheers Dorillian Blue Any solutions to Autosave improvements?

Backup & Auto-Recovery features in SW 2007 on have removed necessary options which
I find frustrating.

In SW 2006 I could specify a backup after a certain ‘#’ of changes to my model.

In SW 2007 It simply does a copy of the file at the time of your last save anyway??? On the whole completely useless, other than for a second copy of work already done. I do this manually at the end of each day anyway.

Now Autosave (the only option for lost work) gives you a small window of opportunity to recover files during a session - bad luck if you get a second crash or if the autosave file doesn’t re-save.

Is there any data placed on your local that can be recovered when a model crashes & autosave doesn’t help??????

Cheers

Dorillian Blue

]]> By: Mech http://www.solidsmack.com/hacking-the-solidworks-options-registry-file/2007-09-13/#comment-1415 Mech Tue, 18 Dec 2007 12:35:46 +0000 http://www.solidsmack.com/?p=416#comment-1415 Is there any method/Way to identify the version in which solidworks file is created? Is there any method/Way to identify the version in which solidworks file is created?

]]> By: Mech http://www.solidsmack.com/hacking-the-solidworks-options-registry-file/2007-09-13/#comment-9649 Mech Tue, 18 Dec 2007 11:35:46 +0000 http://www.solidsmack.com/?p=416#comment-9649 Is there any method/Way to identify the version in which solidworks file is created? Is there any method/Way to identify the version in which solidworks file is created?

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