How does Total Recall work?
Total Recall is a new feature that allows Panorama to recover after a crash — whether due to a power outage, hardware problem, system crash, or Panorama bug (never!). When Panorama is relaunched after a crash it automatically restores everything just as you left it — all open files, open windows, etc. Only the last few seconds of work will be lost. It’s almost as if nothing has happened at all — you can just continue with your work as if nothing had happened. Total Recall works by periodically saving all of Panorama’s RAM to disk. It uses the fastest possible technique for this, so in most cases you’ll never even notice this is happening. To adjust how often periodic saves occur, use the Total Recall wizard (in the Wizards->Preferences submenu). When you relaunch Panorama after a crash it will ask you whether you want to resume where you left off. Total Recall does not affect normal file saving, so if you have unsaved changes when the crash occurs, they will still be unsaved when Pan
