Understanding the Save Button Options

Saving Chapter Edits in Authoring Studio: Options and Functions

To save your edits, click the green SAVE button. After saving, the button turns a lighter teal color, showing your changes are saved.




The SAVE button has more options:
  1. Save and Close: Saves your changes and exits the Chapter Editor, taking you back to the book's Table of Contents.

  1. Save Minor Change: Saves your edits without adding them to the Book History.

  1. Save with Comment: Let's you add a note or explanation to your saved changes.

FAQ(s)

1. How do I save my edits in the Chapter Editor?
To save your changes, click the green "SAVE" button. Once saved, the button color changes to a lighter teal, indicating the successful saving of your alterations.

2. What additional options does the SAVE button offer?
The SAVE button provides the following options:
  1. Save and Close: Saves your changes and closes the Chapter Editor, directing you back to the book's Table of Contents.
  2. Save Minor Change: Saves your edits without adding them to the Book History.
  3. Save with Comment: Allows you to include a note or explanation with your saved changes.

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