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Is there a way to set up Notepad to where it can recover if it unsuspectingly closes? I am thinking of something similar to what Microsoft Word does. Thanks.
Wouldnt that be CPU intensive though?? (It would have to continually monitor what you have in Notepad and resave it everytime something new was added or removed)
Wouldnt that be CPU intensive though?? (It would have to continually monitor what you have in Notepad and resave it everytime something new was added or removed)
Would be useful though!
No. It's not CPU intensive at all. Office applications already do it. So do Google Docs and the alike.
You might look into "Notepad ++", it has some kind of an auto-save function.
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Originally Posted by Dude111
Wouldnt that be CPU intensive though?? (It would have to continually monitor what you have in Notepad and resave it everytime something new was added or removed)
Would be useful though!
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Originally Posted by Tek_Freek
Auto-save is normally set to save every "x" number of minutes.
What OS are you running?
Amount of RAM?
Anti-virus you use?
Hard drive full or close to it?
Any Blue screens at reboot?
Do you use Ccleaner?
Too much junk running at startup?
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