The back up project file now becomes the working project file. Remove the tilda from the back up project file: “(with tilda)Project file” - tilda = “Project file”.Create a folder, name it “Corrupted Orig Project File” and move the original project file inside this folder: “Corrupted Orig Project File” + “Project file” => “Project File” inside “Corrupted Orig Project File” folder.Locate the project file’s backup file which is identical except it has a tilda: “(with tilda)Project file”.Locate the project file: “Project file”.But you can’t do this if the original file is present because you can’t name two files with the same name while they are both in the same location. The way that is done is to remove the tilda. You will be making the file with the tilda the working project file. Once you have located these two files you have to move the one without the tilda to a new folder within the folder containing the project file and project file backup file. These represent the project file and its backup file. There are two project files sharing the same name but one has the tilda. If you look through the folders related to Harmony the file with a tilda is the latest / last salvageable backup file. But it is possible that it only captured what was available at the last save if Autosave was not enabled.

There is a chance that it saved everything up to that crash. You will not know what was saved at the moment of the crash until you have a chance to inspect the backup project file once it is opened.

So Google “tilda” to see what that is if you do not know already. NOTE: I can’t use a tilda here because the stupid forum software thinks it is code.

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