Preference for lost changes at start up

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diff --git a/docs/The-Change-Log.html b/docs/The-Change-Log.html
@@ -93,11 +93,13 @@ <h3 class="section" id="The-Change-Log-1"><span>9.2 The Change Log<a class="copi
 <p>Cuis-Smalltalk records any action occurring in the environment: the code you
 edit in the System Browser, the code you execute in a
 Workspace. Therefore, in the event of a Cuis-Smalltalk crash you can restore
-unsaved changes when you launch the same Cuis-Smalltalk image again. Let&rsquo;s explore
-this feature with a simple example.
+unsaved changes when you launch the same Cuis-Smalltalk image again. Let&rsquo;s
+explore this feature with a simple example.
 </p>
-<p>On a fresh Cuis-Smalltalk installation, create a new class category named
-<code class="command">TheCuisBook</code> and within <code class="code">TheBook</code> class:
+<p>On a fresh Cuis-Smalltalk installation, first set the appropriate preference by
+executing in a Workspace: <code class="code">Preferences at:
+#checkLostChangesOnStartUp put: true</code>. Now create a new class category
+named <code class="command">TheCuisBook</code> and within <code class="code">TheBook</code> class:
 </p>
 <ul class="itemize mark-bullet">
 <li>Over the class category pane of System Browser (at the most

diff --git a/en/chapter-09/contents.texinfo b/en/chapter-09/contents.texinfo
@@ -60,11 +60,13 @@ solution to recover your lost editing, the @dfn{Change Log}.
 @cuis{} records any action occurring in the environment: the code you
 edit in the System Browser, the code you execute in a
 Workspace. Therefore, in the event of a @cuis{} crash you can restore
-unsaved changes when you launch the same @cuis{} image again. Let's explore
-this feature with a simple example.
+unsaved changes when you launch the same @cuis{} image again. Let's
+explore this feature with a simple example.
 
-On a fresh @cuis{} installation, create a new class category named
-@label{TheCuisBook} and within @class{TheBook} class:
+On a fresh @cuis{} installation, first set the appropriate preference by
+executing in a Workspace: @smalltalk{Preferences at:
+#checkLostChangesOnStartUp put: true}. Now create a new class category
+named @label{TheCuisBook} and within @class{TheBook} class:
 
 @itemize