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Introduction

Saving changes to This page explains how to save your document will update the working version (server-side) with your changes and update your document in the Editor with any changes saved by other users editing at the same in the Editor and what happens when you do.

Lawmaker also auto-saves your documents every 2 minutes. And you can save a snapshot of your document at any time.

How to save a document

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To save changes in your document, do one of the following:

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• Continue working on your changes, which will use the auto-save snapshot to restore the last auto-saved version, or

• Discard your changes, which will open the last manually saved version of the document (and discard the auto-saved version).

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name Saving snapshots of your document
Saving snapshots of your document You can save a snapshot of the document you are editing at any time. This will create a copy of the document in its current state and save it as a snapshot in the document’s version history without affecting the main version of the document (i.e. the one that is saved when you press the Save button). To save a snapshot: In the upper toolbar, select Document>Take snapshot. Edit the snapshot name in the Version Label field (it is set to “Saved” by default) Click OK.

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Hints and tips The system will not allow you to navigate away from the project or open a new document version in the Editor if you have a document open with unsaved changes. See Documents and folders on the Project Tab for more about document versions (working, significant and snapshot). See Multi-user editing and locks for more about fragments and locking.