hype23 wrote:
it's the second time it stalls and I lose 4 hours of meticulous work during the night time... (because the autosave feature fails to work). I am getting sick of this.
This is your first post so you have obviously not been asking for any help with your problem.
There should be nothing wrong with autosave if you have it set properly.
What are your settings - saving every 10 steps or every 30 minutes?
Is it actually turned on in your Work Environment?
The autosave will only kick in if Archicad crashes and has not been shut down properly - either by powering off the machine or forcing the program to quit through your operating system.
Give us some more information and we might be able to help.
hype23 wrote:
Wouldn't spend real hard earned money on it's licence for the world.
If you haven't paid for a license then you deserve all the problems you get.
I assume you aren't using the free student license because you call yourself a "so called Architect".
If you are using the pirate software then you will be stuck on the first release of that version.
14 has had some 6 hotfixes that have solved many problems - maybe yours has be solved.
If you are using legitimate software tell us what hotfix you are using.
hype23 wrote:
Note: I was working in Arc.14 because the 15th instance is really tugging on my PC and works very slowly
What are your machine specs?
15 would be slow if you have only a 32 bit system or a 64 bit with minimal RAM.
No need to complain so crudely straight up - ask questions first and see what help you can get.
I'm not quite sure why I replied but thought I would ive you the benefit of the doubt.
Many here won't I am sure.
Barry.
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