[Solved] Enable AutoRecovery feature in LibreOffice

[sprightlyone]

hi
i have recently lost work in my files when program closed unexpectedly how do verify that the function is indeed active to stop losses

Edit: Changed subject, was How to set-up the auto-save function in LibreOffice  Make your post understandable by others  The feature you want does not exist -- MrProgrammer, forum moderator

[Zizi64]

How to set-up the auto-save function in Libre office


i have recently lost work in my files when program closed unexpectedly how do verify that the function is indeed active to stop losses
_________________________________
OpenOffice 4.1.11 Windows 10

Please update your signature

[Zizi64]

How to set-up the auto-save function in Libre office

The LO can create a Backup copy when you save the file manually (The screenshot is from LO 6.4.7):

BackupCopy.png (29.8 KiB) Viewed 4188 times

[Hagar Delest]

There is no such feature as autosave (I mean a feature that will save the file periodically for you).
See: [Solved] AutoSave v AutoRecovery.

Please add [Solved] at the beginning of the title in your first post (top of the topic) with the 🖉 button if your issue has been fixed.

[RoryOF]

When in doubt, or paused, or with nothing else to do in a file, press Ctrl S to Save a file. Also install and use the Timed/Dated backup utility, download from
http://flowcont.hu/LO_oxt_store/oxt/tim ... v1-2-2.oxt

Note that this does not replace the normal Save mechanism - it must be separately invoked, either from its toolbar icon or its entry on /File menu.