#EDITPAD LITE 7 BACKUP FILES PRO#

EditPad Pro then automatically saves this file at regular intervals. When you save a project, EditPad Pro creates an. EditPad will then make backups by copying the original file, and the original file will be modified with the new text youвЂ™re saving. To prevent this, turn off вЂњquick backupsвЂќ. When EditPad moves the file into a backup location and writes a new file, the newly saved file may not have the same UNIX file permissions or Windows security attributes of the original file. It can also cause issues on Windows when editing files with special (security) attributes. It may cause issues if youвЂ™re editing a file on other systems, such as a Linux server that makes itself visible on the Windows network using Samba. This works just fine when editing files on your Windows PC or on a Windows server. It moves the original file into its backup location, and then writes the file youвЂ™re saving as a new file. The File History lets you easily compare, delete and revert to backup copies.Д«y default, EditPad uses a quick method to make backups.

The вЂњmulti backupвЂќ and вЂњhidden historyвЂќ options work best with EditPad ProвЂ™s File History. The вЂњhidden historyвЂќ option creates a hidden вЂњ_historyвЂќ folder below each folder, and put the backup copies there. The вЂњmulti backupвЂќ options keep multiple backup copies in the same folder. The вЂњsingle backupвЂќ options keep one backup copy of each file in the same folder as the original. To make sure you never lose any data in case you change your mind after saving a file, you should turn on one of the options to create backup copies. On the Save Files tab in the Preferences screen, you can configure how EditPad should handle files when saving them.

Save Files Preferences Save Files Preferences

Editpad lite 7 backup files