I think Dia has autosave. Does not autosave enabled by default? 2010/10/13 Octavio Alvarez <alvar...@alvarezp.ods.org>
> Hello, Sergio. I inter-post my replies. > > > On Tue, 12 Oct 2010 11:04:19 -0700, Sergio Alarcón Cabrera < > s.alarcon_655601...@hotmail.com> wrote: > >> So, when I was about to end, the program mysteriously stopped working and >> a windows window was appeared telling that the program stopped working, the >> unic thing I could do was close the program. Well... I feel bad because I >> was working about 45 minutes, but.... few days after, today I woke up early >> because I had to do a very hard homework... so, I ended the work a few >> minutes ago... The surprise appeared when, I (with a very big smile because >> I did the work in only 3 or 4 hours) went to the kitchen for a glass of >> colacao, and to return to the room... The same window of the other day was >> appeared... The dia program was closed without reason. I kill... really... I >> kill somebody... All the work of the morning destroyed... My 4 hours >> wasted... >> > > First of all, thank you for bringing it up to the mailing list. > Furthermore, > thank you for being so respectful while doing so, even after having some of > your time thrown out the window. > > I can assure you your case is very particular. I use it on a daily basis > without any crash, and most people on this list do too. > > Aside from other suggestions already given in other replies (particularly > to > "continuously save"), I would like to ask you to be patient, if you may, > and > help the Dia developers fix this case for you. In order to fix it, we need > to pinpoint the faulty code first. This is not an easy task, as you may > have > already learned from your studies. > > Unfortunately, the community doesn't know your particular setup. The only > thing we know is that you use Windows 7 and run 0.97 or Dia for Windows and > that it crashed "apparently out of nothing". Think of it this way: if it > works for most of us in a "standard" environment, what do you consider > particular in your setup that could confuse Dia? Network drives, untypical > anti-virus program, limited or full-privilege user account, a faulty > device, > etc. Were you doing something in particular? Printing? Can you find a > pattern > in both of your crash cases? Were you doing E-R work both times? > > Will, it sounds like Dia crashed, but to be sure, you should provide with > as > many information as possible from the error you got. I don't know if > Windows > can provide with a crash log with a full backtrace, which is the usual tool > to get feedback for crash cases. Oh, and the exact, full error message it > threw back to you while crashing would be useful too. > > If your Windows version is in Spanish, try to translate it for us. If it is > not possible, send it to me, and I can translate it for you, but leave that > as a last-resort option. > > > I would love to receive your response. Have a nice week, Sergio Alarcón. >> > > We hope to hear back from you, too. I hope you try 0.97.1 and really hope > your bug is fixed there. > > > -- > Octavio. > > Twitter: @alvarezp2000 -- Identi.ca: @alvarezp > > _______________________________________________ > dia-list mailing list > dia-list@gnome.org > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/dia-list > FAQ at http://live.gnome.org/Dia/Faq > Main page at http://live.gnome.org/Dia > >
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