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Save
You can use the Save command to save an open schedule;
however it's rarely if ever necessary, since TimeTo™ saves
changes to open schedules pretty well every minute, as well as whenever
you exit TimeTo™.
TimeTo™ also automatically maintains many
backup copies of that file, in files called:
- timedata.bak (every minute when there have been changes since the last
minute)
- timedata.BackupLatestLaunch (each time you successfully
launch TimeTo™)
- timedata.BackupRandom1, timedata.BackupRandom2, and
timedata.BackupRandom3 (random hourly backups, based on how active you
are in TimeTo™)
- timedata.BackupDayOfWeek1, timedata.BackupDayOfWeek2,
... timedata.BackupDayOfWeek6, timedata.BackupDayOfWeek7 (final state
for each of the past seven days... 1=Sunday, 2=Monday, etc.)
- in addition, TimeTo™ saves any new items you create that have not yet been backed up at all to a temporary file called ItemsNotYetSaved.txt ...if your computer or TimeTo crashes and there were new items unsaved, then the next time TimeTo launches it will offer you to view a list of such unsaved items.
If you wish to save your schedule in a different
file format or to a different location, use the Save
As command instead.
For information about other files that start with "timedata", such as "timedata.x10", please read the Backup Help topic.
Historical note: at an earlier point in TimeTo's product history, the files mentioned above were
instead called:
- timedata.sav (each time you successfully
launch TimeTo™)
- timedata.hr1,
.hr2, and .hr3 (random hourly backups, based on how active you are in
TimeTo™)
- timedata.da1, .da2, .da3, .da4, .da5, .da6, .da7 (final state for each
of the past seven days... 1=Sunday, 2=Monday, etc.)
Therefore, if you have any such files in your TimeTo folder, you may wish to delete them, as they are very old backups.
Related Topics
Save
As
Open Schedule (And Add It To Multiusers Menu)
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