12-03-2015, 02:40 AM
(This post was last modified: 12-03-2015, 03:33 AM by firenice03.)
Not using AbiWord myself... but most will typically prompt upon reopening after a crash...
That said.. It looks like Auto Save has manual intervention ie. Save interval in minutes (if configured)..
Depending on time interval and crash - it may not have saved.. If a lengthy interval..
After scouring the usuals - TMP, Application Directory, Docs Folder etc...
Last I can think of is.. a "find"... You would need to know the name or partial name of the file - assuming a tmp file keeps part of it
And you will need to do this in terminal... (Alt Ctrl T)
replace FILE with your files name..
I use sudo as it will omit permission denied results (sudo has access to all)...
Find where on the drive "/" (root)
-iname = the name of the file.. -i ignores case
*FILE* = "*" are wild card characters in-front and behind part of the name ie *hospital* or *untitled* or *Docum*
Good Luck!!
Oh and CLOSE Terminal when your finished so no longer using sudo...
PS Save often - Save Frequent... Ctrl S is your friend... And never trust a hard drive
Can lay down some stories where someone has worked hours on end then POOF and their presentation is in 10 mins...
That said.. It looks like Auto Save has manual intervention ie. Save interval in minutes (if configured)..
Depending on time interval and crash - it may not have saved.. If a lengthy interval..
After scouring the usuals - TMP, Application Directory, Docs Folder etc...
Last I can think of is.. a "find"... You would need to know the name or partial name of the file - assuming a tmp file keeps part of it
And you will need to do this in terminal... (Alt Ctrl T)
Code:
sudo find / -iname *FILE*
I use sudo as it will omit permission denied results (sudo has access to all)...
Find where on the drive "/" (root)
-iname = the name of the file.. -i ignores case
*FILE* = "*" are wild card characters in-front and behind part of the name ie *hospital* or *untitled* or *Docum*
Good Luck!!
Oh and CLOSE Terminal when your finished so no longer using sudo...
PS Save often - Save Frequent... Ctrl S is your friend... And never trust a hard drive

Can lay down some stories where someone has worked hours on end then POOF and their presentation is in 10 mins...
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