 | To create a new, blank document, click the New button on the File tab. |
 | You can also create a new document using one of the wide variety of templates included with InPrint 3. Click the Templates button on the File tab to view, open and edit any of the ready-made templates. |
 | To open an existing document, click the Open button on the File tab. From here you can navigate to the file that you want to open. The default path for opening InPrint 3 documents is: C:\Users\%username%\Documents\Widgit\InPrint Note: %username% is a variable that Windows will substitute. |
 | Your most recently opened documents are listed in the Recent section on the File tab. |
 | You can save your document at any time by clicking on the File tab and choosing one of the 'Save' options. The default path for saving InPrint 3 documents is: \\C:\Users\%username%\Documents\Widgit\InPrint Note: %username% is a variable that Windows will substitute. |
 | Once your document is saved, clicking save again will save over your file. If you want to make a separate copy of your document with a different name, select Save As > Save Document as. |
 | In InPrint 3, you can save your documents as templates. |
Templates are a big time-saver when resources you are creating on a daily basis have the same structure and format. A template is something you create once but can use over and over again.
The default path for saving InPrint 3 templates is:
Once your template is saved, you can open it from the Templates section on the File tab.
You can choose to enable auto save for your documents. With auto save enabled, if the program closes unexpectedly or your computer shuts down, you can recover your work when you next open InPrint 3.
A red bar will appear at the top of the File tab where you can choose to Recover your work or Delete any temporary files.
Enabling Auto Save
To configure your auto save settings, click the File tab, then click Settings, then click on the System tab in the window that appears. Here, you can enable or disable auto save as well as choosing how often the current document is saved.