Can someone help me bring up ALL previous versions of an Adobe Story Script? (Tried View History already).

Question

Hi, I am working on a script. Somewhere along the way, I lost a scene I know I previously wrote. I tried looking at the View > History menu option, but it only shows 3 different saves (it's been saved multiple times since July). Is there any way to bring up all previous versions of the file from the cloud?

Answer 1

christine major wrote:
The only thing that I can think of, was to possibly erase and reinstall again
that might not be a bad idea. and, yes, you should use the +firewire method+ to migrate @ least some of the data using setup assistant (which launches automatically once you have reinstalled OS X). you should be able to safely migrate everything but applications. i would re-install 3rd party applications manually and, since you migrated the user data earlier, you will find that you won't have to re-enter any license numbers or settings.
Pondini has a brilliant [walkthrough|http://web.me.com/pondini/AppleTips/Setup.html] for you. just deselect the applications @ the prompt.
when the migration process is done, i would immediately +repair permissions+, then restart. next, i would run software update from the  menu and install any updates offered. repair permissions again and restart.
@ this stage, you might want to try to upgrade to SL again.
as for the iTunes library, the simplest way would again be to connect the two Macs with a firewire cable, boot the source Mac in _*Target Disk Mode*_ (TDM), and copy the entire iTunes folder (not just the iTunes music folder) from <MacintoshHD>/users/<yourname>/music on the source (Mini) to <MacintoshHD>/users/<yourname>/music on the target (overwriting the iTunes folder in place there). since you updated all software components earlier, you shouldn't see that error message again.
the iPhoto library can be copied manually, too. again, using TDM, just drag and drop from source to target. see this user tip for locations: _*where important data is stored*_ (one correction to this link: iCal data is stored in ~/library/calendars).
JGG