# Recovery

When Kalipso is turned off abruptly or some situation has generated an error then, when reopening the application, a window is displayed asking if you want to recover the work that has not yet been saved. The window is as follows:

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The window immediately shows the path to the project that was active at the time Kalipso was shut down.

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The illutrative image does not purposefully present the full path. In real use the full path appears.
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Then three possibilities of choice are presented:

* **Recover It Now** - Immediately recover the project that was active before Kalipso was shut down. Recourse to temporary information that had not been saved.
* **Forget This Project** - The project that was active returns to the last saved version.<br>
* **Recover Later** - Choosing this option Kalipso lets you open another project and keeps what was active before shutting it down. When Kalipso opens again this window will appear again to ask the user what he wants to do (in practice choose one of the previous options).

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We strongly advise against saving projects in cloud services folders. Given the normal and recurring synchronization processes, it may cause errors.
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