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Hi :)
It's rare but it happens.  Try this to work-around the problem   
"
A simpler solution is to make a small change (to activate the save icon)
immediately after loading and then save the file. Once it has been saved by
hand, auto-saving no longer does any harm. 
"

It's a bug.  Well, more than 1 bug it seems.  Being so rare makes it
difficult to trouble-shoot down to a single set of circumstances and some
serious attempts to do so over the years have just shown that there are
several different circumstances but it is practically impossible to separate
out one single set from the others.  

Have you ever played Cluedo and got it down to either being Prof Plum or
Miss Scarlett with either the candlestick or the lead piping and known that
if it is the lead piping then it's definitely Prof Plum but if it's the
candlestick then it could be either of them.  Add in several dozen other
factors and it starts to get tricky.  

Regards from 
Tom :)  



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