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5.4. WIT Documents

5.4.5. Save under another name

Menu	File
Sub menu	Save as...

This function saves the current document by opening a dialog box to choose name and directory of file to save.

In order to ease document management, it is better to save them in a sub directory of current WIT project directory.

If you save the WIT document in a different folder than the current one, WIT will propose to copy all the resources (images and local documents) that are used and placed in subfolders of your current folder (with relative paths). Only the effectively linked files are copied in the new save folder, keeping their relative paths.