Hey guys,
sometimes when I'm writing a document and I quit Pages right after finishing, the program won't automatically save a couple of last sentences. This might be stupid, but I don't hit cmd+s because I was under the impression that the new "versions" feature was implemented precisely so that I don't have to manually save my documents. Am I wrong?
Thx.
MacBook Air, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
Your tests seem to indicate that.
If you are sure that is what is happening:
Menu > Pages > Provide Pages Feedback
Peter
Auto Save is meant to work the way you expect.
You're using the latest version of OS X. Are you using the latest version of Pages? Only the latest version supports Auto Save in Lion. Run Software Update (or if you bought it from the App Store program, start it) to check if you need to update.
If you're using the latest version of Pages and it's not Auto Saving every time, press Cmd+S to create a version (aka copy) of the document you're using. It can't hurt and if Auto Save doesn't work then you can use the Versions feature (Cmd+S) to backup your document.
Also send Apple some feedback like Peter suggested.
Cheers.
Do I have to manually save a version before quitting?
