Colin Law wrote:
2009/7/4 Stephen stephen_o@...:
Colin Law wrote:
As a recent convert to Ubuntu from Win I have a question regarding
shutdown on Ubuntu 8.10. If I have unsaved changes in OOo document or
files in jEdit and I perform a shutdown then it appears to kill the
applications without giving them a chance to ask the user whether to
save their changes. Is this something that I can do anything about or
do I just have to be careful when shutting down?
Colin
I've used windows for thirty years
Unlikely I think as it has only been around for about 25. I have been
using it for most of that time but I try to keep it quiet :)
and it never asked me if I want to save
work during shutdown. When I clicked on the shutdown that is what it did.
Stephen.
I have just checked in case MS induced senility is setting in with me
(see previous comments). I booted into XP, opened an MS Word doc,
edited it and started a shut down. Word popped up a box asking if I
wanted to save it.
Colin
I'm sorry for my first reply. It seems I was mistaken. I booted into
windows and open a ms office word doc and it asked if I wanted to save
during shut down. I did the same with open office document in Ubuntu
9.04, and during shut down it asked if I wanted to save the doc.
Sorry for typing without checking.
Stephen.
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