


Tired of worrying about losing your valuable Altium Designer designs due to system crashes or unexpected shutdowns? Today, PHP editor Xigua brings the automatic saving function of Altium Designer 13 to give you peace of mind. This article will guide you step-by-step on how to enable this feature to ensure your designs are always safe and secure. Read on to learn the detailed steps to enable it and get rid of the fear of losing your work.
Open altium designer, find DXP in the upper left corner, click DXP
to find preferences, click
to find Data Managenent, click
to find Backup, click
and check auto save every,
Fill in the saving time interval in the red box in the picture and click OK.
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