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While working offline, you won’t be able to get any updated Version Status information. You also can’t mark an offline
file In Use or save a version to the Version Cue Workspace. Also, while offline, you can’t use Alternates features.
However, because you have all the site files on your computer, you can publish files to the Publish Server even when
you’re working offline. By default, when choosing Site > Publish Server > Upload Selection/Modified Files/All, the
files will be uploaded from your local computer to the Publish Server. It's especially important to synchronize before
you go offline if you’d like to publish from your working copies. Synchronizing ensures that you have the latest
versions (any changes to files on the Version Cue Workspace since you last synchronized are not reflected in your
working copies), and that the site on the host workspace is in synch with the site on the Publish Server.
See also
“Editing and synchronizing offline files” on page 110
“Availability of Version Cue features” on page 71
To work offline with a Version Cue project
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.
❖ In GoLive, do one of the following:
• Select the files you’d like to work with offline in the site window, and click Mark In Use in the Version Control
toolbar. The files are marked In Use By Me in the workspace and a copy of each selected file is added to the site’s
web-content folder on your computer.
• Choose Site > Version Control System > Work Offline to work on your local copies without access to the host
Version Cue Workspace. The master files remain available to other users.
• To download one or more files without checking them out, select the files in the site window, and choose Site >
Version Control System > Force Download. A copy of each selected file is added to the site’s web-content folder
on your computer, and the file remains available for all—so other users can change the files without regard to your
edits.
To view, restore, or delete files deleted from the server
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.
In GoLive, you can restore or permanently delete deleted files from Version Cue. The two step deletion process avoids
accidental deletion. When you restore a file, it is returned to its previous location in the project.
1
With the site window open, choose Site > Version Control System > Deleted Server Files.
The Deleted Files dialog box appears.
2
Select the deleted file in the dialog box, and then click the triangle at the bottom right of the icon in the Action
column and choose one of the following:
Restore On Server
Restores the file to its previous position in the project hierarchy.
Restore On Server And Download
Restores the file and save a working copy of the file on your computer.
Delete Permanently Completely removes the file from the project.
GoLive automatically restores the file to its original location in the site. Refresh the site view (Site > Refresh View) to
ensure that all files are correctly displayed.