Backups when saving (BAK)When saving a document opened in the editor (from a local disk and from an FTP server), a backup copy of the document is automatically created. This copy is created from the previous version of the file saved on the disk. Thanks to this feature, you have the possibility to restore the file to its last version, if the document was unintentionally damaged or changed. Backups can be created:
Backing up while Extended Search and Replace is running is independent of the option selected in Program Settings, you can turn it on and off in the tool window. Backup file nameThe name of the backup file to be created on the local disk is generated with the prefix bak. and the name of the original document. For example:
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Restore a document from backupRestore from backup file Another 'manual' way to restore content from a backup is to rename the backup file to the original file name. Simply rename the file by removing the .bak extension (on a local drive), or remove the bak. (on an FTP server). Backup files are hidden in the file list by default. You can change this in Program settings / File list (for the list of files Projects tab) and in Program settings / Built-in FTP and WebDAV client (for the list of files Servers tab). What can be done to prevent BAK backup files from being created?You can disable the creation of backups when saving an edited document (it is enabled by default) in the Program Settings / Documents window. Quick backup deletionOver time, you may no longer need the backup files for a particular site (e.g., after work is completed). To delete them all quickly, use the command in the menu Projects / Site Properties / Site Purge. |
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