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  1. Greetings,

    I'm having an issue with PowerAgent 7.4.5
    After downloading a file, I go down my interval list and name them; "Power Int, Steady State"
    etc. Problem is the names are not saved after I quit PowerAgent. They will be saved if I close the file and reopen it later in the same session. But, if I quit and then reopen, all the intervals are back to "Interval 1" "Interval 2". It's like I'm forgetting to save the changes to the file. But, I don't see anywhere to save.
    I've been through the PDF manual and can't seem to find what I'm missing; if anything.

    What gives?

    Thanks,
    Mark

    PS-Other than this one glitch all has been rock steady.

    System Specs:
    Power Agent 7.4.5
    Mac OSX 10.4.11
    G4 Powerbook

  2. Try this; After you name all your intervals, click on the Notes tab. Enter a comment or at least two or three characters. You'll see the SAVE button activate; click save and the interval names will be permanently saved.

  3. AHHHHH!!! That did it.

    Thank you so much. I went through 8 files and labeled everything only to lose it all; twice:eek:

    FWIW: I emailed tech. They were quick to respond and cited it as a known issue. It will be addressed in the next up date due out in a few weeks.

    Thanks again,
    Mark

  4. Glad to help. I wonder what other enhancements might come out for PowerAgent. I'd bet they might try to display more data such as WO+ does. 😉

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