When using Save and Save As, the most common questions are about save methods, save locations, and file versions; this FAQ includes 3 common answers.
FAQ
What is the difference between Save and Save As?
- Save writes your current edits back to the file you are working on.
- Save As creates a new copy of the file.
- If you need to keep the original PDF unchanged, use Save As.
Do I need an internet connection to save to cloud documents?
- Yes. Saving to cloud documents depends on a network connection.
- If the connection is unstable, save locally first.
- After the network is available again, you can organize the file in cloud documents.
Should I choose local storage or cloud documents the first time I save?
- Choose local storage if you mainly view the file on the current device.
- Choose cloud documents if you want to access the file across devices later.
- Before choosing, confirm your sign-in status and network condition.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Save | Writing the current editing result back to the existing file. |
| Save As | Saving the current file content as a new copy with a different name or location. |
| Cloud documents | Files stored in your cloud account so you can access and continue working on them across devices. |