This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
Saving a Copy of a File
If you want to use a page as the basis for another, similar page, you can save a copy of the page with a different filename.
To save a copy of a page
- Open the page in the Document window, if it's not there already.
- From the Document window menu bar, select File > Save As. The Save As dialog box will appear (
Figure 3.51
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Figure 3.51 You use the same Save As dialog box to save a copy of a file as you do to save it in the first place. In this figure, we're saving the file press.html as press2.html, so we'll have two versions of the same file.
- Type a new filename for the new page in the File name text box.
- Click on Save. The Save As dialog box will close and return you to the Document window.
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The Document window will now display the copy of the file, as indicated by the filename in the Document window's title bar.
To close a page
- Click on the close box (or close button), or select File > Close from the Document window's menu bar.
Occasionally, you may open a page, make a few changes, and realize that something has gone horribly wrong. Or you may be fooling around with a document you have no intention of saving. In those instances, you can close without saving the changes.
To close without saving
- From the Document window menu bar, select File > Close. A dialog box will appear asking you if you want to save your changes (
Figure 3.52
).
Figure 3.52 To close a file (such as a template, for example) without saving the changes, click on No when this dialog box appears.
- Click No. The dialog box and the page will close.
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