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Saving only changes
It is often helpful when developing a project to make frequent saves.
If it's a big project with a lot of code, this takes time. Is there any way (even programatically) to speed this up by, just saveing changes? -- donwb |
Saving only changes
Not with excel.
And as an aside, MSWord has an option to allow fast saves. (Inside MSWord: Tools|Options|Save tab|Allow fast saves) I've read a few posts (a few years ago) that say that this setting is a leading cause of document corruption in MSWord. You may want to ask in a dedicated MSWord newsgroup if this still a problem (share your version of MSWord, too). Well if you use this option. donbowyer wrote: It is often helpful when developing a project to make frequent saves. If it's a big project with a lot of code, this takes time. Is there any way (even programatically) to speed this up by, just saveing changes? -- donwb -- Dave Peterson |
Saving only changes
Hi Dave
I think I'd already come to the same conclusion, but it's worth asking. I was aware of MSW's rapid save but don't use it - my documents are never that long. Many thanks for the response. -- donwb "Dave Peterson" wrote: Not with excel. And as an aside, MSWord has an option to allow fast saves. (Inside MSWord: Tools|Options|Save tab|Allow fast saves) I've read a few posts (a few years ago) that say that this setting is a leading cause of document corruption in MSWord. You may want to ask in a dedicated MSWord newsgroup if this still a problem (share your version of MSWord, too). Well if you use this option. donbowyer wrote: It is often helpful when developing a project to make frequent saves. If it's a big project with a lot of code, this takes time. Is there any way (even programatically) to speed this up by, just saveing changes? -- donwb -- Dave Peterson |
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