If you can call me at - I'll be able to talk you through the options. If that doesn't work, there are additional backups saved locally on your computer. I can absolutely help, I'm sorry for the trouble! First thing, did you use the Revisions > Export Old Version tool to get the copy which was missing 10 pages? That tool should be able to get your exact script at a given time, so if something is missing perhaps you just need to try a little before or after? Idk if what he says to check will work for you: This was the first email he sent me when we were trying to find it.

Either way, I'm sure he'll still be able to find your work, because Writer Duet saves backup copies of all of your work.

It was a server issue for me.Įdit: Actually, my issue was that my script was still there, but pages of it disappeared. Email Guy at He found all of my work the same night. No Sale of Copyrighted Material or Sharing of Confidential Material Posts Made by ( u/deleted) Accounts are Subject to Removal Observe Dedicated Weekly Threads for Loglines, Memes, Etc Provide Descriptive/Informative Titles for Posts Screenplays MUST be properly formatted/Do not post your film without the screenplay. No Contest, Coverage or Service AdvertisingĬomplaints About Paid Feedback Must Include Script and Evaluations No Socks, Trolls or Shitposting, Spam or Off-Topic Postsĭon't post personal blogs, personal websites, or unapproved self-promotion. So, if you wanted to revert to a certain point in time, what you would do is simply, use the slider in the timeline to search for the point you wish to go back to, then create a new document from that version and just continue to work with the new document.WIKI: FAQS & FORMATTING INFO AND RESOURCESĭo not personally attack fellow redditors respect privacy, be encouraging, use your manners. Now, what you can do here is, not only can you view the changes from earlier, you can also – via the history menu – save a snapshot of that state, or create a new document from that state at that time. Right now, the dot on that timeline is at the far right because what we are seeing right now is the newest version of this document.īut if you start dragging that button to the left with your mouse, or click on the double arrows to go step by step, you see how the document changes to earlier versions, right up to the beginning when the document had been created.īy the way, with the double arrows on the outside you can jump to beginning and end of the document, with the ones on the inside, you can go through the changes step by step. This slider represents the whole timeline of your document. You can open and close that menu bar with the little arrow at the far right top of your document window. You could also open the timeline via the history menu at the top of your document if you have that menu bar visible. If you click it, you see a slider appear at the top of your document. With the document that you want to see the edit history on open, click on the “History” button in the sidebar, and then click the little arrow up top to reveal additional functions. The “Timeline” feature in WriterDuet saves the whole edit history of your document and you can go through each step of changes and even revert back to a certain point in time.

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