Oh, you meant the *automatic* backup. It will be the same principle, but I'll look further.
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From: xywrite-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <xywrite-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf Of Harry
Binswanger
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2021 11:05 AM
To: xywrite@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: XyWrite's automatic backup command
I would do it by a keyboard assignment for ctrl-s. Something like
Table=Ctrl
31=noxhbxs,a,q2,bx,s,a, ,d,:,\,m,y,s,u,b,d,I,r,q2
In other words, [BX ]sa[Q2 ][BX ]sa {your secondary path}[Q2 ]
Conceivably, you might need to separate the two commands by a [BX ]wait[Q2 ] but probably not.
More approved would be to assign a call to a U2 frame that has the XPL programming:
31=noxhjm,(,2,.,m,y,s,a,v,e,)
Then, in U2, the below, sans any typos:
{{mysave}} Save to the current path and to a secondary path hard-coded in. Dec. 15, 2021 [02];*; the
ascii 02 smiley face character [BX ]sa[Q2 ][BX ]sa {your secondary path}[Q2 ];*; [02]
You probably recall all this, but I enjoyed revisting them.
--Harry
-----Original Message-----
From: xywrite-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <xywrite-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf Of Bill Troop,
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2021 9:45 AM
To: xywrite@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: XyWrite's automatic backup command
I have forgotten how to work with the XyWrite command that saves your file to two locations when you
invoke save. But I know I have it working, and there appears to be a conflict with one of the backup
files where access is denied.
Can someone remind me how to set the command, and isn't there a VA-something to find out what it
currently is?