I finally got around to trying out iWeb and spent much of yesterday afternoon painstakingly doing a layout and pages. When the session was over, I followed what for me is the usual approach with Mac Applications - went under File and clicked "Save." I thought it a bit odd that there was no window opening and asking me to name and indicate where to save but figured iWeb must be different.
I came back and opened iWeb this morning and could find not a trace of what I'd done. It was simply prompting me to create a new page.
Unlike with applications like Microsoft Word where I can pretty easily find temporary work files, I have no idea where to start to even look to see if any of yesterday's work is in some nook or cranny of the computer.
And before you ask... no I hadn't activated Time Machine (but I have now!)
Do I just write it off as a life lesson or is there some place and way I can look for the missing work? For future reference - how do you save a file you're working on but not ready to publish?
I came back and opened iWeb this morning and could find not a trace of what I'd done. It was simply prompting me to create a new page.
Unlike with applications like Microsoft Word where I can pretty easily find temporary work files, I have no idea where to start to even look to see if any of yesterday's work is in some nook or cranny of the computer.
And before you ask... no I hadn't activated Time Machine (but I have now!)
Do I just write it off as a life lesson or is there some place and way I can look for the missing work? For future reference - how do you save a file you're working on but not ready to publish?
