in Lion it was possible to get rid of older versions of a document (e.g. pages). This is described in
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4753. But for 10.9 things were changed. I can't find a way how to delete older versions of a document.
MacBook Pro, OS X Mavericks (10.9.1)
You can't delete versions without deleting the document itself.
I don't agree. After digging for more than 2 hours I've found it:
- Open the document (e.g. textedit)
- menu File -> Revert to
- select 'Browse al versions'
- move pointer to upper border of your screen and a menu will appear
- there under 'File' -> 'Revert to' you can find the commands 'delete versions' or - if ALT is pressed 'Delete all versions'
By doing so, you don't delete the file - just the versions.
thanx anyways
h.
Thanks for the clarification. I have not seen that documented anywhere.
Where are these files saved though? It is possible to clear all such saved files at once?
How to delete old file versions in 10.9? For Lion it worked like described in http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4753, but for Mavericks don't.
