Autosaving Files

You can invoke an autosave option for files with Adobe Reader usage rights enabled so that you can autosave the updates. In the event you make copious comments in a session and you want to guard against computer failure or a power outage, you can have Adobe Reader routinely save your edits at intervals you define.

To enable the autosave feature:

1.	Open the Preferences dialog by pressing Ctrl/Command+K.
2.	Click General in the left pane.
3.	Check the Automatically save document changes to temporary file every box.
4.	Type an interval value in the text box adjacent to the text (Figure 10.9). You can specify an interval from 1 to 99 minutes. Figure 10.9. Check the box for autosaving documents, and type an interval value in the text box.
5.	Click OK in the Preferences dialog. Each time you open Adobe Reader, the new preferences settings become the default for autosaving files.