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Since version 1.3.0 FHC has change the way it makes backup copies of its project files. When you use the ‘Open’ [Ctrl+O] command FHC will make a backup copy of the FHC project file with the file extension ‘bak’. So if you open a file called ‘sprinkler.fhc’ a backup copy would be made called ‘sprinkler.bak’.

In addition to this backup FHC will backup the project file each time you use the ‘Save’ [Ctrl+S] command, In this case FHC will use the file extension ‘fh!’.

In this way you should always have a copy of the original project file you opened and a backup file each time you use the ‘save’ command.

There are one or two exceptions to this rule, for instance if you use the ‘Project Manager [Ctrl+P], Nodes / Pipes’ command to edit the project information.

To use one of the back files you will need to rename the *.bak or *.fh! file to a *.fhc file and then open it in FHC
 
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