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Is there any way to see a version history?

Jun 24, 2011 9:59 AM

My writing partner wrote something, and then I 'synced' the document with something I had bee working on 'offline' -- it looks like it just erased the stuff that my writing partner put in there.

 

a) is there a way to avoid this?

b) is there a version history so you can revert to previous versions?

 

thanks!

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  • Ratnesh-Kumar
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    1. Ratnesh-Kumar,
    Jun 24, 2011 10:21 AM   in reply to EatenAliveMedia
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    Hi,

     

    For viewing the document's history, open the document, go to 'View' Menu there you should see a menuItem 'History'. Clicking it should show you a panel containing various versions for your document.

    For more info about this feature see this video.

     

    thanks

    ratnesh

    adobe story team

     
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  • Ali Abbas Rizvi
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    2. Ali Abbas Rizvi,
    Jun 24, 2011 10:24 AM   in reply to EatenAliveMedia
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    Hi

     

    Adobe Story does maintain a history of your document. While in the editor go to View-->History to view your document's history. You can go back to a previous version by double clicking on its thumbnail in the panel that appears. You can also make it your current version by clicking on the Make Latest button on the top right corner.

     

    In your case, when you went online your writing partner's version would have been saved as a version in the document's history. You can go back to it and get content from there or may be make it you current version by using the Make Latest option.

     

    Let us know in case you face any issues while using this feature.

     

    Thanks

    Ali

    Adobe Story Team

     
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