save-all
- noun
- Click OK three times to save all changes.
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With Evernote, you can save all of your notes, web clips, and files and share products, research, and snapshots with friends.
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It's to go to edit profile, and under where it says home, mail, profile, etc., you should see account settings next to view my profile. When you click account settings, you should see a row of links. Click on spam and go down to see fill in the bubbles, click out 2.0, click in 1.0, then press save all changes.
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And later on, whenever you open your dashboard, create drafts one by one, copy those ideas into each one of them, and save all the drafts.
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In the LastPass embedded browser, the icon is always visible in the top-right corner, where options are available to open the vault, fill forms as you shop, use the Save All Entered Data function, and fill matching logins.
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Go to the Extensions menu -> Images -> Embed Images. In the "Embed Images" dialog, with the checkbox unchecked, click "Apply" to embed all of the images. This will save all bitmaps inside the file, but can make the file quite large.
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To ensure you don't lose any work, remember to use the save-all feature before shutting down the program.
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When editing multiple documents, using the save-all command can help you save time and effort.
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After finishing your work, click the save-all button to secure all changes made to the files.
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Etymology
Save-all comes from the English parts save ('keep') and all ('everything'), so it names a command that keeps every open file at once.