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U s i n g N o t e Ta k e r, v e r s i o n 2 . 1

Save and Back Up (Archive) Notebook Files

By default, NoteTaker automatically saves changes to open notebooks and makes backup copies
of notebooks when you close them (in case the original gets lost or damaged). You can tailor or
turn off these features, using NoteTaker's Preferences.

To turn off autosaving or automatic backups, or to change how often notebooks are
autosaved or where backups are stored, use the Backup settings in NoteTaker's General
preferences (choose Preferences from the NoteTaker menu).

To save changes in between autosaves or if autosaving is off, choose File > Save.

WHAT ELSE

To back up notebooks to another file system, server, or device, you must use the Save To command.

See "Remotely Archive or Transfer Notebooks" on page 17 for important details.

Have NoteTaker automatically compact a notebook's index when the notebook is saved or closed using
NoteTaker's General preferences. See "Set File Management Preferences" on page 122.

If you're using iDisk synchronization to manage your notebook files, see Apple's documentation (via the
Finder's Help menu) for information about its behavior and operation. In the Finder, choose
Help > Mac Help and search on "iDisk synchronization."

Uncheck to turn auto-saving off.
Or leave it checked and select a
longer time between saves

Stores backups in the same
folder as the original notebook
file...

Check here and NoteTaker
automatically asks you to name
new notebooks when autosaving
(if Autosave is on)

Unless you check here, in which
case they're all stored in a
location you can specify