Auto copy edited file?
#1

Hello,im working on a gamemode and i have to do backup everytime i compile it,this because my pc keeps shut down for no reason.

So i was wondering,there is a program that copy the last edited file (in this case the .amx) in a folder?

Thanks.
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#2

see power options , in control panel maybe its set to shut down every certain amount of time
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#3

That's odd how your computer shuts own, i would reformat to fix some stuff, or upgrade
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#4

https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=342240

Lets not go through it again, if you wish to post a solution post it on topic in the above.
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That's odd how your computer shuts own, i would reformat to fix some stuff, or upgrade
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see power options , in control panel maybe its set to shut down every certain amount of time
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https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=342240

Lets not go through it again, if you wish to post a solution post it on topic in the above.
The first 2 guys quoted,read IceCube post please.I didn't asked a solution about the pc shut down,but a program to autocopy last edited file,btw thanks for trying to help.
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#6

EDIT: removed quote had nothing to do with my post.

If you have somone you trust or have another PC in another house use that t cide Via TV this will prevnt data loss, other than that I dont know what does this.
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#7

http://www.overclock.net/t/114345/ho...y-backup-files

Open notepad, type there:
Код:
xcopy /e /y "C:\\Directory you want to copy\\" "C:\\Directory where you want to copy\\"
Notice the TWO backslashes

Eg
Код:
xcopy /e /y "C:\\Users\\My Documents\\Frog Porn\\" "D:\\Backup\\Family Stuff\\"
Save this as "backup.bat". Remember where you saved it. Don't forget the .BAT extension instead of .txt!

Now, open Control Panel and go to Scheduled Tasks. Do "Add scheduled task" and add the link to the .BAT file somewhere. Make it run once an hour, for instance.

In windows 7, you can access scheduled tasks in: "Control Panel">"System and Security">"Task Scheduler">"Action\Add basic task"
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#8

Look for a private svn or git repository, there are several free ones. You can upload and synchronize your script with that, and also got it available everywhere and on a sure server.
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