Saving Images and Snippets

Does anyone know if Robosource Control can also save images in the historical records. When I view past version of a topic the images are no longer populating. I have the same question about Snippets.
Thanks,
Mike

Yes, it saves image files, for sure. I don't have a recent enough version to check snippets, but I'd be surprised if they weren't included, too.
G.

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