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hmm, that's what I meant, editing outside of iSiloX. The corrupted file looks about the same as what happened to me, as if the slate was wiped clean.
Like I said the only thing I can think of is that somewhere, there was an error in the syntax of your .ixl file.
Like you said in your initial post, the best thing you can do is from now on, amke sure you have a second copy lying around on your harddrive so you can pick up where you left off if something happened. If it is a very recent backup, then just go through and check it for syntax errors.
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