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Without disrespect of your view, I do disagree on both points. I suspect I'm not the only one who looks for autorecover to do as it implies it will. On config saving, nothing you've written says why it's a bad idea or not worthwhile saving changed settings when the user clicks "ok" or exits that dia...

A couple or so months ago I reported that Autorecover was badly buggy in v18 and still badly buggy in v19. (Autorecover enumerated recovery files incorrectly, showed files in wrong folders, lost files when session crashed, etc). Autorecover is like an airbag - one hopes to rarely need it, but it mat...

I would disagree. Data loss is almost always the highest priority. No matter what you do, if data is easily lost, it's more serious than any new feature or gimmick. Systems (especially windows) are not stable, and bugs, hardware failure and other issues happen at a steady background rate. Autorecove...

I am disappointed, as the communication so far has been 1) idm's confirming bug is reproducible, 2) ?

The bug's a bit more severe than just "file names look odd", there's a bug in recovery causing data loss, not just path/name display. :cry: Reported to IDM with step by step reproduction method, good suggestion 8) Reply received "I am able to reproduce most of what you reported. I will ask our devel...

Ultraedit recovers 3 different files in this screenshot but reported the same path for 2 of them. That alone says it's a bug, because there is nothing the OS can be doing to tell it this. (If the path was the one the files were really at, then it would not restore 3 different documents.) Ultraedit a...

Thanks - quick checks show: Path includes UltraEdit's program folder. TEMP is valid and I have full R/W/D control over the folder. The folder it points to contains temporary files of my text files. I don't have access to the Windows\Temp except via elevated access, which shows neither it nor \system...

A second run gave this equally odd recovery: UltraEdit recovery 2.png I deleted all temp files, closed and restarted UE, opened 3 new files (Ctrl-N), typed something in them, waited, then simulated a crash/restart. The three files are recovered but some shown in one place, some in another - and two ...

I often end up with unsaved files in use, but AutoRecovery is doing odd things with them. Example screenshot below UE before a crash, on restart, and when recovered. UltraEdit recovery.png Not all files restore; those that do have multiple files with the same path. (Win7, files created the usual way...

Okay. I can understand many people will search what's under the cursor. For me, that's never something I've needed, I'm almost always looking for something that was typed in last time or will be typed in this time and would like it to default to "same as previous". If I wanted to reassign Find... an...

Then what do those two config settings do? What on earth would be the point, when searching in a selection, of choosing the entire selection as the search string?

I've just installed UE 15.20 on XP. I've gone to Customization -> Search -> Miscellaneous and cleared the fields to deselect " Find dialog defaults to word under cursor " and deselect " Find Next/Prev finds selected text (not last searched for text) ". I have then restarted UE. But when I do a searc...