Clearly, Katrisha should have saved her work frequently while she was working. What else should she have done while working on her paper to help her recover from such a catastrophe?

Read the case and then answer the questions that follow. Katrisha was aimost done with her papet. She d been working in a marathon session, sitting in front of her computer. screen with only a couple of breaks over the course of an afternoon. She'd begun work wust after noon, when the sky was bright and cleat. By now, some four hours later. It was dark and gray. She dtegan woik yist after noon, when the shy wis beagmit ond cleat. By now, some in the distance. But who cared about the weather? The main thing was that she was almost done she didn' usually put things off, but this time she' gotten behind and was forced to do the work at the last minute. She was writing a report on software that blocks adult" sites from home computers. Luckaly she'd been able to lind what she needed using various search engines and incorporating the information into her poper. The assignment was due by 5:00 p.m. but the professor accepted papers submitted via e-mall. As long as the message Was sent before 5:00, she would be OK. She still had an hour to put the final touches on the paper and send lt off. Suddenly, there was a bright flash of lightning foilowed by a clap of thunder. At the same moment. het computer screen Went black as the electricity was cut. Much to Katrisha's reliet, the outage lasted only a few seconds. Her computer began to reboot, and the screen powered up again. In a few moments, e figured, she could continue ber work. But when the computer had fully restarted, the fie with the paper that she 'd been working on all day was nowhere to be that eweryhing she had done over the afternoon was lost. Clealy. Katrlsha should have saved hed work frequently while she was working What else stwould she have done while working on her paper fo holp her fecover from stuch a catastrophe