Summary
The article "Comparing Document Versions" in Catina explains how to compare document versions using the compare feature. It details navigating to the document, entering compare mode, and restoring previous versions, offering complete control over document changes. Catina automatically saves versions upon edits.
Navigating to the Document
Within Catina, navigate to the document you want to compare.
Entering Compare Mode
- While in Edit mode, select the three dots in the upper right corner.
- Select Compare.
Compare Screen Overview
The compare screen displays three panels:
- Current: Shows the current version of the document, highlighting any changes made to this version.
- Previous: Displays the selected previous version with an option to restore it.
- All Available Versions: Lists all previous versions. Select a version and click Restore to revert to that version, giving you complete control over your document.
Catina saves a version every time someone makes a change to the document.
Exiting Compare Mode
When done, select the back arrow to return to the previous screen.
FAQ's
1. How often does Catina save document versions?
Catina automatically saves a new version of the document every time a change is made. This ensures you can always track and restore previous versions as needed.
2. Can I restore a previous version of a document?
Yes, you can restore any previous version. In the Compare screen, select the desired version from the All Available Versions panel and click Restore to revert the document to that version.
3. Will changes made in Compare mode affect my current document?
No, changes are not directly applied in Compare mode. However, if you choose to restore a previous version, it will replace the current document with the selected version.