PainShop Pro 9 - Dave, Tim Suz ... Re: Auto Save File Invalid or Damaged?

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Dave, Tim Suz ... Re: Auto Save File Invalid or Damaged?

Kelli

2005-07-12, 7:46 pm

Ok Dave.. we use windows xp and I don't know how much RAM I have.. but I
have like 5 G of free space left...

Tim -- Niether worked.. The first.. I don't know what happened... but psp
still opened with the auto save message... and I was unable to rename the
file.. it said access denied... make sure disk is not full or drive is write
protected.. or file may be in use..

Suz -- I was unable to open the undo/temp so I don't know where they
are..when I clicked on that I got a message saying "A parameter is out of
range"

ugh!! What did I do to my computer??? LOL

thanks have a blessed day..
Kelli

"SuzShook" <suzshook@adelphia.net> wrote in message
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> Here's what I do when that happens (from my Tips & Tricks):
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> If the Autosave file gets corrupted or damaged, you may receive this
> message: "The autosave file is invalid or has been damaged". To correct
> this situation and delete the damaged file, follow the steps listed
> below - the autosave file will be recreated the next time PSP is started:
> a.. Choose File...Preferences...File Locations.
> b.. In the File Types window, scroll down to and highlight Undo/Temporary
> files.
> c.. Write down the folder name where these files are stored.
> d.. Shut down PSP.
> e.. Go to the location you noted above - there should be a file in that
> folder with a PspAutosave extension. There may even be more than one file
> with this extension.
> f.. Delete the PspAutosave file(s) you found in the previous step.
> g.. Restart PSP.
> Works for me, Kelli. Good luck. Suz
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> Suz Shook
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