Save as function in pages

Is there a way to "save as" in ipages? Sometimes things are labeled draft and it would be nice to email edited copies of documents

You can create a duplicate from the My Documents screen by pressing the plus button.

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My MacBook pro mid 2012 doesn't seem to have a "save as" function, so I can't seem to save multiple page pdf's together after moving thumbnails into the sidebar. It only saves the first page. I can't figure out the rename function either. Help?

My MacBook pro mid 2012 doesn't seem to have a "save as" function, so I can't seem to save multiple page pdf's together after moving thumbnails into the sidebar. It only saves the first page.
I do have a 2008 version of Microsoft Office installed to save money, but that shouldn't affect things. I can't figure out the "rename" function either. Help?

Oh, and I also reset my NVRAM, my computer hasn't frozen again yet, so I'm not sure if it has made a difference.

Dowloading HTML page with picture like the IE save as function

Hi everyone,
I would like to download a HTML page entirely ( path, pictures... ) like the IE save as function.
Is it possible ?
thanx

It is.
However doing so will be a big task. You have to write a htmlparser (I did) which checks all possible options for writing html. I based mine on the w3c standard for html 4.01. Takes a while till you get through everything. Don't ask me for it, I'm in the middle of an update to make it sure it has a bit of a descent structure.
Then you must know all attributes which can possibly contain a link to an image. Find out if this link is not an url with a protocol. Also find out if the link is not something like a cgi. And so on for more options.
You can look on the net for some parser but I didn't find one. There is of course Html Tidy but this one reads the htmlcode and makes a valid html document from it which is almost never the same as you wanted it to be. For crappy html code this can result in the removal of a lot of your elements.
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/ for the latest version of html
http://www.w3.org/People/Raggett/tidy/ for html tidy
http://www.w3.org/TR/2002/WD-DOM-Level-3-Core-20020114/ for the latest dom structure
http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-HTML/ for the html dom
for the last 2 get the java language binding api.
http://xml.apache.org to download the apache implementation of the dom (no htmlparser build in), xml, sax, ...

ActiveX Save As function for Microsoft Excel 97- Excel 2003 & 5.0/95 Workbook (*.xls)

Can someone show me how to use Active X - Save As function?
I want to save it in Microsoft Excel 97- Excel 2003 & 5.0/95 Workbook (*.xls)
thanks in advance!
Best regards,
Krispiekream
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Oh,
I thought people stopped reading my other post so I posted another.
sorry.
but i found the solution
FileFormat variant name integer code
Microsoft Excel Workbook xlWorkbookNormal -4143
Web Page xlHTML 44
Template xlTemplate 17
Text (Tab Delimited) xlCurrentPlatformText -4158
Unicode Text xlUnicodeText 42
Microsoft Excel 5.0/95 Workbook xlExcel5, xlExcel7 39
Microsoft Excel 97-2000 & 5.0/95 Workbook xlExcel9795 43
CSV (Comma Delimited) xlCSV 6
Microsoft Excel 4.0 Worksheet xlExcel4 33
Microsoft Excel 3.0 Worksheet xlExcel3 29
Microsoft Excel 2.1 Worksheet xlExcel2 16
Microsoft Excel 4.0 Workbook xlExcel4Workbook 35
WK4 (1-2-3) xlWK4 38
WK3, FM3 (1-2-3) xlWK3FM3 32
WK3 (1-2-3) xlWK3FM3 15
WK1, FMT (1-2-3) xlWK1FMT 30
WK1, ALL (1-2-3) xlWK1ALL 31
WK1 (1-2-3) xlWK1 5
WKS (1-2-3) xlWKS 4
WQ1 (Quattro Pro/DOS) xlWQ1 34
DBF 4 (dBASE IV) xlDBF4 11
DBF 3 (dBASE III) xlDBF3 8
DBF 2 (dBASE II) xlDBF2 7
Formatted Text (Space Delimited) xlTextPrinter 36
Text (Macintosh) xlTextMac 19
Text (MS-DOS) xlTextMSDOS 21
CSV (Macintosh) xlCSVMac 22
CSV (MS-DOS) xlCSVMSDOS 24
DIF (Data Interchange Format) xlDIF 9
SYLK (Symbolic Link) xlSYLK 2
I know that its saving in the correct format. BUT I don't know why it wouldnt save 2 worksheets, but instead it only have 1.
Best regards,
Krispiekream

Cannot save script generated web page

I found that safari cannot save a script generated page by (File -> Save as). I've written a simple test page as follow:
<html>
<body>
<script>
function OpenPopUpWin()
var generator=window.open('','save_win', 'width=645,height=600,resizable=yes,menubar=yes,toolbar=no,directories=no,locat ion=no,scrollbars=yes,status=yes');
generator.document.write('testing');
generator.document.close();
</script>
test (<-this link call the OpenPopUpWin() function)<br>
</body>
</html>
Does anyone have similar problem before? Is it a bug in safari? Are there any workarounds if I want to save the page?

I guess I'm still not understanding your problem. I took your original script, made the one change as mentioned in my earlier post, and it worked.
It's quite likely/possible that Apple filter javascript embedded in posts - all sorts of nasty things could happen if they didn't, but you're not using Safaro to create your pages, are you?
Just as an example, this seems to do what you describe - copy and paste it into a new text document and see what happens:
<pre class=command><html>
<body>
<script>
function OpenPopUpWin()
var generator=window.open('','save_win', 'width=645,height=600,resizable=yes,menubar=yes,toolbar=no,directories=no,locat ion=no,scrollbars=yes,status=yes');
generator.document.write('testing');
generator.document.close();
</script>
<a href="#" OnClick="OpenPopUpWin()'>test</a> (<-this link call the OpenPopUpWin() function)
</body>
</html>
</pre>

No "Save As" in recent Pages Update

I just updated to Mountain Lion and the most current version of iPages. I no longer have a "Save As" function/option in my "File" menu. I go to help and type "Save As" and I get the handy little animated help showing it, but that menu in NO WAY resembles the new menu I now have. So Help does not work because itscalling up the older menu.
What gives?

Durandel,
Save As is no longer a part of the OSX preferred scheme, but they brought it back because some users didn't want to take the new path. There are new ways to do whatever you need to do, but as Peggy notes, you don't have to change your ways if you don't want to. Some of the app-specific help files haven't caught up with the new OSX methods. We're caught in a situation where because of hardware and other considerations, there are users in both worlds.
Jerry

Problems with "Save as" function in CS6

Hi,
One of our employees uses Adobe CS6 and has discovered a problem when they try to use the "save As" function.
The problem arises when trying to assign filesnames that have a fullstop in them(typically to indicate version numbers) and this then seems to confused with the file extension.
Is there a workaround or setting within the product that can fix this issue?
Cheers,
Andrew

This has nothing to do with Adobe, this is a general limitation in your operating system's file naming conventions. Some special characters simply are not allowed or reserved by the operating system itself. Since you didn't bother to provide any system info, nobody can advise specifically, but it's probably normal within the bounds of whatever OS you use and the respective region/ language settings.
Mylenium

How can I "Save" more than 1 page at a time?

Firefox 4.0.1. Safari 5.0.5. iMac OS10.6.7. Just started using Firefox. Can't figure out how to Save more than 1 page at a time. Tried to save 3pp article in NY Times, several times in several ways. No deal. Went back to Safari and did it easily. Probably because that's what I'm used to. How do you do it on Firefox? This is probably a dumb question, but please be kind. Any reply appreciated. I've spent a couple of hours trying to solve this myself.

Some menu entries in the main menu bar are hidden if you use the mouse and only appear if you use the keyboard to open the menu (Bug 626825).
You can see the difference if you use Alt+F to open the File menu or Alt+B to open the Bookmarks menu and compare that to what you see if you use the mouse to open the menu after you have made the menu bar visible by tapping Alt or by pressing F10.
* "Bookmark All Tabs" (Shift+Ctrl+D) no longer shows in the Bookmarks menu unless you open the Bookmarks menu via the keyboard (Alt + B).
* "Bookmark This Page" can be accessed via the right-click context menu of that browser page.
* "Bookmark All Tabs" can be accessed via the right-click context menu of a tab on the tab bar.
See also:
* [[How do I use bookmarks?]]
* Bookmark All: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/bookmark-all/

File download "save as" function doesn't work correctly

I am using Firefox 24.3.0 ESR on Linux LXLE 12.04.3. I have problems downloading some files from some sites. After some investigation I found that the files have been given the generic MIME type octet-stream by the server. Presumably this is to encourage me to download the file rather than have it open automatically in the browser.
For instance, if downloading one of these files that is a pdf file, left click gives me the standard box that allows me to choose to open the file in the default application or "save as". Once I do the left click, I can see that the file immediately starts to download in the background (network activity). If I wish to open it in the default application, it works. The green download arrow flashes and eventually the default application opens with the downloaded file when the download is complete. The download is then listed in my download library.
If I select "save as" and my preference is set to download files to a fixed directory, it ignores the directory they should go to and places them in my home directory. The green download arrow flashes and again records the download in the download library.
If I set the preference to "always ask me where to save files" then when I click on "save as" nothing happens. The green download arrow doesn't flinch and nothing appears in the download library.
After hunting around I found that the file has actually downloaded to my /tmp directory. Clearly that was the background activity mentioned above. The name of the file in the /tmp directory is made up of seemingly random characters and I can retrieve it from there but this isn't exactly ideal and I would like this to work the way it is supposed to. i.e. I want to be able to click on "save as" and select where I want the file to be downloaded to (and it to go there).
What could be causing this behaviour and how do I get the "save as" function to work?

jscher:
Thanks. The /tmp and home directories are on the same partition as the main operating system. The Downloads directory is actually set up as a sub-directory of the home one but is a symbolic link to a NAS drive. It works fine for other MIME types. It is just when web sites use the application/octet-stream MIME type that I get this problem.
I checked the permissions and the /tmp and Downloads directories have full read write permissions for everyone. The home directory is the one with the restriction that only I can write to it.
So, I don't expect that sheds any light on the problem.
cor-el:
Thanks. I meant to say in my first post (but pressed the button before it got in) that I actually created a completely new Firefox profile and the problem is still there. Sorry, I should have included that.
The only difference with the fresh profile is that the "open in default application" isn't available, presumably because no default application has been assigned. The "save as" behaviour is still the same.
So, if the problem exists in a pristine profile, it looks like there is something deeper wrong.

Save AS Function Not working properly

Hi,
I have a weird problem in Adobe Acrobat 7.1. under Windows 7 (64 bit version).
When i open a document i often want to Save it with the SAVE AS function as a different name. To simplify the explenation , this is what i do :
1) Open pdf (either from local drive or internet)
2) Click SAVE AS
3) Browse to the location where you want to save the file.
3) Then i click an existing Filename and change e.g. the last digit. e.g. if TEST.pdf exists i click it, edit it and change it to TEXT2.pdf.
Now i always get the answer : Do you want to overwrite TEST.pdf. It never shows TEST2.pdf.
I tried this for locally stored pdf, internet downloaded pdf's.... It always wants to overwrite the original file.
ANYBODY any clue what this problem could be and how to solve it ?
Greetings,

Hi,
Yes, typing a new name works. But, not selecting first an old name and then
retyping to a new name. That will not work.
Greetings,

Need Help With Save As function Very Important

i working on a project and i have to create a Save As function for it. When you click on Save As its supposed to open a dialog window where u can choose the where you would like to save the file and what you would like to name it. I know there is alot wrong with my code but i'm not sure on how to fix it so any and all help is greatly appreciated
private void doSaveAs(){
          //display file dialog
          FileDialog fDialog2 = new FileDialog (this, "Save As...", FileDialog.SAVE);
          fDialog2.setVisible(true);
          //Set the file name chosen by user
          String name = fDialog2.getFile();
          // user canceled file selection, return without doing anything.
          if(name == null)
               return;
          fileName = fDialog2.getDirectory() + name;
          // Try to create a file writer
          FileWriter writer = null;
          try{
               writer = new FileWriter(fileName);
          } catch (IOException ioe){
               MessageDialog dialog = new MessageDialog (this, "Error Message",
                         "Error writing the file: "+ioe.toString());
               dialog.setVisible(true);
               return;
          BufferedWriter bWriter = new BufferedWriter(writer);
          //Try to write the file
          StringBuffer textBuffer = new StringBuffer();
          try {
               String textLine = bWriter.write(2);
               while (textLine != null) {
                    textBuffer.append(textLine + '\n');
                    textLine = bWriter.write(name);
               bWriter.close();
               writer.close();
          } catch (IOException ioe){
               MessageDialog dialog = new MessageDialog (this, "Error Message", "Error writing file: "+ioe.toString());
               dialog.setVisible(true);
               return;
     setTitle("JavaEdit " +name);     // reset frame title
     text.setText(textBuffer.toString());
null

And again with indentation
   private void doSaveAs(){
   //display file dialog
   FileDialog fDialog2 = new FileDialog (this, "Save As...",
   FileDialog.SAVE);
      fDialog2.setVisible(true);
   //Set the file name chosen by user
   String name = fDialog2.getFile();
   // user canceled file selection, return without doing anything.
   if(name == null)
      return;
   fileName = fDialog2.getDirectory() + name;
   // Try to create a file writer
   FileWriter writer = null;
      try{
         writer = new FileWriter(fileName);
      } catch (IOException ioe){
      MessageDialog dialog = new MessageDialog (this, "Error Message", "Error writing the file: "+ioe.toString());
            dialog.setVisible(true);
            return;
   BufferedWriter bWriter = new BufferedWriter(writer);
   //Try to write the file
   StringBuffer textBuffer = new StringBuffer();
   try {
      String textLine = bWriter.write(2);
      while (textLine != null) {
         textBuffer.append(textLine + '\n');
         textLine = bWriter.write(name);
      bWriter.close();
      writer.close();
   } catch (IOException ioe){
      MessageDialog dialog = new MessageDialog (this, "Error Message", "Error writing file: "+ioe.toString());
      dialog.setVisible(true);
      return;
   setTitle("JavaEdit " +name); // reset frame title
   text.setText(textBuffer.toString());
}

Excel Save As functionality using ABAP

Hi Gurus,
I have an Excel file on Presentation server. I need to save this file in specified directory in Presentation server (Means Save As functionality). How can I do it in ABAP.
Is there any API available. Could you help me on this.
Thanks,
Rayudu

Hi,
To upload the Excel file, please refer this thread :
Re: Upload excel file
To download the Excel file on application server, please refer this thread :
Excel download in Application Server
To summarize :
You need to use GUI_UPLOAD to upload the excel file and need to use FM MS_EXCEL_OLE_STANDARD_DAT to download the excel file on application server.
Best regards,
Prashant

How do I add "Save As" to the Pages drop down menu?

How do I add "Save As" to the Pages drop down menu?

It took me awhile but I found what I was looking for. This is posted at http://www.tuaw.com/2012/07/29/get-save-as-back-on-mountain-lions-file-menu-easi ly-and-without/
Option 1. Terminal.app If you are comfortable using Terminal.app, you can add a different keyboard shortcut this with one simple line. First, quit all your apps except Finder and Terminal. Then paste this command (as one line) into Terminal.app (and press Return):
1
defaults write -globalDomain NSUserKeyEquivalents -dict-add 'Save As...' '@$S'
view rawdwrite-global-saveas.sh hosted with ❤ by GitHub
That's it!
Launch TextEdit and open the 'File' menu and you should see "Save As..." back in its rightful spot with its original Command + Shift + S shortcut, as shown in the image above.
Aside: After you enter the 'defaults write' command, you will not see any confirmation that it was entered correctly. Terminal.app is a little terse sometimes. If you want to verify it from the command-line, enter this:
defaults read -globalDomain NSUserKeyEquivalents
and look for "Save As..." = "@$s"; in the output.
Option 2. System Preferences.app If you would rather not use Terminal, it's still very easy to add the keyboard shortcut.
Launch the System Preferences.app, then open the "Keyboard" preference pane.
At the top you will see "Keyboard" and "Keyboard Shortcuts" – click "Keyboard Shortcuts" (labeled '1' below). Then in the list on the left side, click "Application Shortcuts" (labeled '2' below). Then click the "+" button (labeled '3' below):
Once you press that "+" button, a small window will appear asking you to enter the title of the menu item and the keyboard shortcut that you want to use.
Enter "Save As..." in the "Menu Title:" field, and then press the keyboard shortcut that you want to use. In the example below I pressed Command + Shift + S:
Note: It used to be true that you had to enter an actual ellipsis (which you can get by pressing Option+ ; on a US-English keyboard). However, when I tested this in Mac OS X 10.8.2, it worked with three consecutive periods.
Bonus Tip: Hide the "Duplicate" menu item.
In my original article I suggested that you also enter a keyboard shortcut for "Duplicate" and while youcan do that if you wish, you do not need to do that.
However, if you would like to hide the Duplicate menu item, you can do that. There are two steps: first, remap "Save As..." to Command + Shift + S (as shown above). Then the 'trick' is to remap "Duplicate" to Command + Shift + Option + S.
What you will have done is swap the keyboard shortcuts for "Duplicate" and "Save As..." which means that OS X will make "Duplicate" the optional command. If you open the "File" menu and hold down "Option" the "Save As..." command will change to "Duplicate"
(Thanks to TUAW reader 'rbascuas' for pointing this out in response to the original article!)
Important Addendum: "Keep changes in original document"
As we reported in August 2012, the "Save As..." command in early versions of 10.8 had an unexpected and likely unwanted side effect in Mountain Lion: it would save the changes in the new document (created by "Save As...") but would also save the changes to the original document.
However, Apple realized that users might not want that behavior, so in Mac OS X 10.8.2 they added an option "Keep changes in original document" which you can see here:
Option A: If you want to save the changes you've made in the document and then save the document with a different name, then make sure that the box is checked.
Option B: If you want your original document to stay as it was when you last saved it and create a new document based on the modified content of that document, then make sure that box is not checked.
If you do not see the 'Keep changes in original document' box, then the application is probablygoing to give you the "Option B" behavior, but if you are not sure, I would suggest choosing Cancel in the "Save" dialog, then copy and paste the contents of the document into a new file, and save the new file. I know that's several extra-and-less-convenient steps, but if you are worried about preserving the original document, better safe than sorry.
You could also save the file, duplicate it in Finder, and rename the new instance. Open old file and revert to previous save using 'Versions'.
Frankly,I wish that Apple had just left the "Save As..." command alone, but for some reason they didn't ask my opinion. That said, I'm glad that they brought it back in Mountain Lion. I would have paid $20 for that feature alone.
Note: This article was re-written and republished on 2013–02–21. The original process still works, but I wanted to update it to reflect some additional information.

Acrobat Pro "save as" function in the file menu does not show the current directory of the file

I have installed CC but Acrobat Pro gives me headaches.
The "save as" function in the file menu does not show the current directory of the file but something I have worked on in the past.
It forces me to navigates through my hard disk for this very straightforward thing in normal conditions. I precise: Acrobat is the only software reacting like that.
I use Windows7 professional 64bits.

I use what seems to be the latest version available on the Cloud:
To illustrate my point, I open a directory with explorer and double-click on the only PDF in there:
So here it is, open:
When I do a "Save as", it takes me to a totally different place on the disk!
Very annoying...
Thanks for your time!
JJ

Acrobat pro 9 "save as" function is greyed out

I can't save pdf 's in acrobat 9 pro
save as function is greyed out
happened all of a sudden
is this a registration problem with master collection ?

bman99 wrote:
oh thanks for the quick reply. Then there's really no reason to save templates, there nothing without the apple templates.
that's not really true. you can make an email yourself, add some images to it if you want and customize it to your liking. you can save that as stationery. you can also make an html document using your favorite html editor, open it in safari and do command+i. this will open it in Mail and you can save it as stationery from there. you just can't easily customize the premade templates right from Mail. you can do it using the links I gave you though.
Brandon

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