I found my cards. Thank you for your help.
I was clicking "Open" rather than "Import," but I still cannot figure out
why I was unable to find the cards (and still can't) searching from any
finder box other than the one that pops up if I click "Import" when I have
Mnemosyne open.
On my typical
I found my cards. Thank you for your help.
I was clicking "Open" rather than "Import," but I still cannot figure out
why I was unable to find the cards (and still can't) searching from any
finder box other than the one that pops up if I click "Import" when I have
Mnemosyne open.
On my typical
I found my cards. Thank you for your help.
I was clicking "Open" rather than "Import," but I still cannot figure out
why I was unable to find the cards (and still can't) searching from any
finder box other than the one that pops up if I click "Import" when I have
Mnemosyne open.
On my typical
I just downloaded the program and put about 1500 cards in. Now it's only
showing me about 270. Where did they go? I have been saving as I went along.
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I am sorry to hear of your data loss!
Since I am rather new to using Mnemosyne, how do I back up my data
regularly? And how often is recommended?
Thank you.
On Thu, Nov 8, 2012 at 6:43 AM, Peter Bienstman wrote:
> On 11/08/2012 12:28 PM, Oisín wrote:
>
>> If for some reason, the backup directo
On 11/08/2012 12:28 PM, Oisín wrote:
If for some reason, the backup directory was not writeable (e.g. it was
a normal file rather than a directory, or the permissions were wrong)
would the upgrade process have aborted?
In that case, Python should have thrown an exception...
Peter
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You recei
If for some reason, the backup directory was not writeable (e.g. it was a
normal file rather than a directory, or the permissions were wrong) would
the upgrade process have aborted?
But in any case, I really can't stress enough how important it is to back
up your important files regularly. Of cour
Actually, what I will do for the next version is showing a popup where
Mnemosyne backed up your old 1.x data, that should make it even easier.
(In terms of code, it's ~/Library/Mnemosyne_1 where ~ is whatever the OS
expands your home directory to)
Cheers,
Peter
On 11/08/2012 10:37 AM, Patri
>
> Indeed, as I mentioned earlier, before upgrade your 1.x data should
> have been copied to ~/home/Mnemosyne1, so it should still be there
> intact.
>
>
When I tested this on my Mac, Mnemosyne 2 properly moved the data to a
backup folder. If you can't find it in ~/home/Mnemosyne1, you m
