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Introduction

This page explains how to save your document in the Editor and what happens when you do.

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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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nameSaving 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:

  1. In the upper toolbar, select Document>Take snapshot.

  2. Edit the snapshot name in the Version Label field (it is set to “Saved” by default)

  3. 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.