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User Guide
The status of a file is displayed with an icon in the status area in the lower left of the document window, and in the
Version Status column of the site window’s Files tab. The status changes as you save a version. When you finish
editing a file from a Version Cue site, you need to save the file to the Version Cue site folder using the File > Save
command, and then save a version of the file to the Version Cue Workspace by using the Site > Version Control
System > Save A Version command.
Note:
The maximum size for a single file in a Version Cue project is 2 GB.
See also
“Availability of Version Cue features” on page 71
To add files to a Version Cue site
Note:
You can perform this task only if you have access to the full Version Cue feature set, available in Adobe Creative
Suite or in a shared workspace. See “Availability of Version Cue features” on page 71 for more information.
You can use any method of adding files to a GoLive site to add files to a Version Cue site. When you add files to a
Version Cue site, the files are added to the local site web-content folder, and the new files must be synchronized to
the Version Cue Workspace. When you synchronize the added files, you can use the version comment to provide
information about the file or project, which can be searched by using the Version Cue search feature. When you add
a new file, the file’s status is Only Copy until you save a version.
1 Use any method of adding files to a site.
2
Do one of the following to synchronize the added files:
• Click Synchronize With Version Control System in the toolbar to synchronize the entire project.
•
Select the file or files, and then choose Site > Version Control System > Synchronize Selection.
• Select the file or files, and then choose Site > Version Control System > Save An Initial Version.
3
Do one of the following:
• If the Synchronize dialog box appears, click OK to synchronize the files.
•
If the Save A Version dialog box appears, enter any comments, and then click OK.
See also
“To synchronize a site” on page 153
“To create a new page in a site” on page 154
“To add an existing file to a site” on page 156
“To perform a synchronized upload for an entire site” on page 443
Using the version control toolbar
The version control toolbar in GoLive gives you easy access to commonly used commands. You can mark files In Use,
save a version, synchronize a file, view user activity, show information about all versions of a file, and compare the
source code of web page versions from the toolbar. If you don’t see the toolbar, you can access it from the Windows >
Toolbar menu.