Hi listers, I've been playing a while now with versioning in text edit. The concept, I now understand for a small part. But doing it is a different matter. I've been reading the help within text edit, but it doesn't say much about versioning, except that it keeps versions on a daily, weekly and monthly bases. I'm interested to learn how this works.
When you open text edit, you can now simply type away, and if I am correct, you can forget about saving your document. I tried this, and indeed it is true. You can now hit command q, and text edit will close. 1. Where would text edit keep the test document I just typed? 2. Has any of you played with the versioning system, enough to know how we can use it? I'm hoping someone who writes a lot may be able to fill in the gap in my knowledge here. Sometimes, I find a versions menu with VoiceOver. But when I try to test the feature, it won't appear. Here's what I do. 1. I fire up text edit and type a few lines. 2. Hit command q to quit text edit. 3. Reopen txt edit and the document is still there. 4. Now command a, to select all, and backspace to delete the text. . Close text edit. 6. Open it again and you have a blank document. 7. I try to find the versions menu but it seems not to be there. How does one make a productive start with versioning in text edit? Interested to learn about this. I type a lot, but I am used to saving things explicitly. However, the new versioning system can come in handy when I make a miss edit, save it, and would later love to revert. If you have any pointers where to find blind friendly information on version, I'm interested. Paul -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MacVisionaries" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/macvisionaries?hl=en.
