Hi Guys.
I noticed that VoiceOver seems to talk more than I'm used to, I guess because
of saving the file when you make changes. I thought about turning off this
feature, and I'm glad I didn't. It saved me more than once when I messed up my
file and then proceeded to save out the bad changes.
Hi Anouk,
1. Open a beautiful document to edit.
2. Edit it and make a mess.
3. You don't want to save the mess of course, so:
4. Hit the file menu, and choose: revert to saved.
5. Then choose the last opened version, button, from the dialog that came when
you hit revert to saved. Now you got what
Hi, if you have a document that has not been saved before then command+w will
indeed bring up this dialog. But if you open an already existing document and
edit somehting in it and then do command+w then it does not sk you wether or
not you want to save it just does.
I think i will just turn thi
Adding to Mike's answer: what option command q does, is make the application
discard its current state of its windows. Next time you open this app, it won't
auto load a dozen things you happened to have open. To read where I got this:
http://www.macworld.com/article/161366/2011/07/override_resume
When the "do you want to save," dialog comes up, just hit the space bar. This
will accept the non-default choice of "don't save." It's the quickest way I've
found to exit this.
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There's no way to totally disable the feature, though I wish there was.
However, if you press command w to close the window, you will usually get the
dialog asking if you want to save the changes, at that point you can indicate
that you don't want to save them. Also, when quitting applications,
Hi,
to turn this off, go to system preferences and you will find it in general.
But, to close a document without saving, press command W and select don't save.
Then press command Q to quit the application all together.
hth
Ricardo Walker
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Hi, With pages and textedit apple now autosaves changes, especially if a file
already exists.
But what do i have to do if i make changes in a document and decide i dont want
to save them?
Is it possible to disable this autosave feature alltogether?
Thanks,
Greetings, Anouk,
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