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Two essential improvement suggestions

1. About saving and automatic saving
In the Editor interface, there are no application scenarios where the project files do not need to be saved. From the user's point of view, what the user wants, is that the project files are saved automatically. Therefore, the existing Save Document should be understood as manual saving, and AutoSave should be treated as manual saving at set intervals. Did you know that the current AutoSave does not actually save the project files, but saves them as temporary files in the system folder, which will only work in the event of an unexpected power failure or program crashWhen you understand this, how should you handle AutoSave
2. It is recommended to develop the 64-bit program version.
The current program is 32-bit, and its limit available memory is 2G, regardless of whether the user's hardware memory is 16G or even 32G. The memory utilization efficiency of this program obviously cannot keep up with the user's hardware memory. When a large file containing a large number of pictures is processed, such as a 1000-page manual, if it is not divided, the memory used by the program will exceed 2G when the Save Document button is pressed , which will cause memory overflow and that the project files cannot be saved.
 
The above two suggestions are crucial and fatal, and it is recommended to take them seriously.
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  • Probably better to just vote for this one...

    64-bit version of Studio

    Duplicating ideas doesn't help anyone.  I doubt anyone disagrees with this and if it really made sense to do this already it would have been done.  I liken some of the commentary to me telling a translator how to improve their translation when I don't speak the language ;-)  Moving to 64-bit without resolving more basic issues first, issues that are in hand will not help anyone.  64-bit is not a magic bullet!

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  • Probably better to just vote for this one...

    64-bit version of Studio

    Duplicating ideas doesn't help anyone.  I doubt anyone disagrees with this and if it really made sense to do this already it would have been done.  I liken some of the commentary to me telling a translator how to improve their translation when I don't speak the language ;-)  Moving to 64-bit without resolving more basic issues first, issues that are in hand will not help anyone.  64-bit is not a magic bullet!

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