Re: [Bug: 21.5-b28] Crash when printing

Olle Olsson writes: For that functionality you need to have a session manager installed and enabled (I know of at least desktop.el, provided in the XEmacs packages, and session.el, which should be easily findable by Google). I'll try to remember to find and fix the message that implies that session management is built-in. Then you almost certain do; autosave is a standard feature that you must explicitly shut off. If XEmacs found no current autosave files, then you were almost certainly fully saved (to within 300 keystrokes, including commands), so at most you lose 300 characters of new content. Any "big" lost changes would either be a "forgotten" deletion (annoying, but probably easy to reproduce) or a global search/replace. There are probably other possibilities, but the principle that any "big" changes had to involve some automatic, reproducible process, and not your creativity:-) is valid AFAIK. Note that autosave works in a lazy fashion as well as using "recover-session". What I mean is that suppose XEmacs crashes after a buffer is autosaved but before you explicitly save it. Then the next few times you work in XEmacs, you forget about that file. But today you realize you need to work on it. At this point, XEmacs will notice the autosave file and warn you that you did make unsaved changes to the file, and offer to revert to the autosaved version (you can even request a diff to find out if you want the changes or not). Thank you! _______________________________________________ XEmacs-Beta mailing list XEmacs-Beta(a)xemacs.org http://calypso.tux.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/xemacs-beta