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Saving the document
This section covers saving in Web Designer Premium's own format (native format). Refer to Importing
and Exporting
for details of exporting in other formats.
We recommend that you always save documents regularly. A complicated document may represent
many hours of work and power failures or computer crashes always happen at just the wrong moment.
Make sure you have the automatic backup facility turned on, so that regular backups are taken of your
open documents as you work. See the Automatic Backups
section below for details.
Save option (on the File menu)
("Ctrl + S", or click the Save
button on the standard control bar.)
This provides a quick way to save a document using the same file name. The option is disabled unless the
document has unsaved changes, i.e. you have made changes, but haven't saved them to disk.
For a new document that has not been saved to disk, this option acts like "Save as" (described below).
Save as (on the File menu)
This opens a dialog box letting you save the document under a different name or to a different directory.
This option is useful for making backups of Web Designer Premium documents.
Save all (on the File menu)
This acts like a series of Save or Save As
commands to save all currently open files.
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