On 03/25/2011 10:26 PM, Ingar Pareliussen wrote: >>> Maybe what you really want to enable is something on the order of >>> version control, or change tracking. >> I believe this is a possible solution; all I need is being able to >> revise the document for the latest if not all the editing that occurred, >> particularly in the case that the "undo" feature is no more applicable >> like when lyx is closed. > Check the section 6.2 in the Help->additional functions in LyX, > it takes you through how to use the revision control. > > It should fit your needs for undo etc, however, some knowledge of > revisionsystems is helpful... > > hth, > Ingar Pareliussen
I just checked it out; i will thoroughly read it; thanks On 03/25/2011 10:32 PM, Julien Rioux wrote: > On 25/03/2011 4:02 PM, BOB Merhebi wrote: >> I believe this is a possible solution; all I need is being able to >> revise the document for the latest if not all the editing that occurred, >> particularly in the case that the "undo" feature is no more applicable >> like when lyx is closed. > > Use change tracking. It will change your life :) > Document > Change Tracking > that's what i just did :D will see how that goes; but from your experience, does the tracking stay there even when i quite the document & reopen it ? thanks -- Sincerely Yours, -Bob Merhebi Thunderbird Signature
