File: Save

Keystroke: ⌘ + S

Hint: File saving is the single most-used operation; it is worth learning the Keystroke shortcut for it.

This menu function uses the standard Macintosh operating system Save dialog. All the normal operating system conventions apply for selecting a destination folder, etc.

The Save command tells DBT to save your document to a disk file on your computer (or network). If your document already has a name, it is saved immediately. Otherwise, you are prompted for a file name and location, as shown below.

Save As (file name): DBT may automatically supply a file name. It does this when your DBT document has been created by importing a file created with another application or by translating a file previously created by DBT. You may change the file name. If DBT has not automatically supplied a file name, then you must provide one. A file extension is provided automatically, you do not need to type it.

Note: If you close DBT without saving your work, a message appears asking if you wish to save your document. Your options are "Yes", "No" and "Cancel".

For more about saving files, see the File Locations.