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> Probably, but it can be a convenience to make some small modifications to try out things without saving them.

Yes, I remember it being very pleasant when borland C++ crashed after running your application, losing your unsaved work.

edit: that was on windows 95/98 time; so it is more likely that the application crashed the whole OS.



It sucked when that happened, which is how i developed a habit for saving my files even when i'm doing nothing and even pressing the save shortcut key several times :-P.

But at the same time it can be a convenience if you dont want to save but instead make a small change to try something out.




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