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| To save a document, choose File->Save (Command-S). If the document has never been saved, you will be prompted for a filename. • To save a file under a different filename, choose File->Save As… (Shift-Command-S). You will be prompted for a new filename. Your original file will still exist, but you will be working on the file with a new filename. • To save a file under a different filename and continue working on the file with the original filename, choose Export… You will be prompted for a new filename. A new file with that name will be created, but you will continue to work on the old file. • To save all open documents that have been modified since their last save or that have never been saved, choose File->Save All. If any of the documents have never been saved, you will be prompted for filenames. • To save an AppleScript script that will recreate your current document, choose File->Save Other->Save AppleScript. • This will prompt you for a file name, save the AppleScript file, and open ScriptEditor with that file. • Saving as an AppleScript file lets you edit the AppleScript to automatically create new documents that are variations on the original document. • You can also save individual graphics, images, effects, blends, patterns, and pages. | ||
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