More insights into how to create and use references to files which are unaffected when you move the file, or restart your Mac. And a new version of Precize to help.
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If apps can remember old documents in the Open Recent menu command, how can I do the same?
Some apps track old documents wherever they go; others lose them if they are put in a different folder. Here’s why, and some new features for the next release of Precize.
Single app now explores versions, lets you preview and manage them – all in one.
Do you work from a normal user account rather than an admin one? This should let you check Time Machine using the T2M2 app.
Summary of the hidden folders and files you’re most likely to encounter at the top level of a volume, and at the top level of your Home folder.
An important section of a document that you’re working has gone missing. Do you search back through backups, or use the versioning system to recover and replace it?
Check earlier versions by previewing them using Quick Look. This also fixes the bug which gave incorrect sizes for bundle documents such as RTFD.
As I was revising and revamping my Keynote presentation, my free disk space was falling in from of my eyes. Each time I saved my work, macOS swallowed another gigabyte of free space.
Simply select those versions you want to remove, and click the Delete button. You can’t remove the latest version, and there is no Undo, though.
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