Hi there
the pupsave app on my desktop is gone and i cant find it again?
i cant find it in "ad apps to desktop" funktion. is there a way to get it back?
Kindly Gnimmelf
Pupsave icon disappeared from desktop
I had the same problem once, this is what was suggested to me by Semme, which worked.
Original thread here: http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=105436Semme wrote:Pssst, drag /usr/sbin/save2flash to your desktop. It can use any icon..
jss83 wrote:I had the same problem once, this is what was suggested to me by Semme, which worked.Original thread here: http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=105436Semme wrote:Pssst, drag /usr/sbin/save2flash to your desktop. It can use any icon..
Super i will try that
Also, check to see that SAVE is enabled... if disabled, the icon disappears.
To check...
MENU--> System --> Puppy Event Manager
In the first tab Activate Puppy Event manager is checked. If it is checked there shouldd be a save icon, if not the icon should disappear.
The second tab determines how often (in minutes) Puppy will SAVE.
If set to ZERO Puppy will only save at SHUTDOWN, otherwise a save will occur every so often. Also the PUPMODE is listed... (read the explanation: "currently in PUPMODE X") if an even number or 5, no saves, otherwise there are saves.
The Last tab on right determines an automatic SHUTDOWN (in minutes) if the mouse does not move. This will perform a SAVE.
Regards
8Geee
To check...
MENU--> System --> Puppy Event Manager
In the first tab Activate Puppy Event manager is checked. If it is checked there shouldd be a save icon, if not the icon should disappear.
The second tab determines how often (in minutes) Puppy will SAVE.
If set to ZERO Puppy will only save at SHUTDOWN, otherwise a save will occur every so often. Also the PUPMODE is listed... (read the explanation: "currently in PUPMODE X") if an even number or 5, no saves, otherwise there are saves.
The Last tab on right determines an automatic SHUTDOWN (in minutes) if the mouse does not move. This will perform a SAVE.
Regards
8Geee
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