Reverting Files to Last Saved Versions

Sometimes you might edit a document and then want to discard all the edits you made during that Adobe Reader session. Before saving a document, you can use the Revert command to revert to the last saved version of your document. This command appears only when you're working on PDFs enabled with usage rights for Adobe Reader.

Use the hawaiiNewsletter.pdf file from www.peachpit.com/adobereader7.

To revert to the last saved version of a document:

1.	Open a PDF document enabled with usage rights in Adobe Reader or use the hawaiiNewsletter.pdf file.
2.	If the usage rights are established for comment and markup, add a comment to the document.
3.	Select File > Revert (Figure 10.10). The original file appears in the Document pane. Even though you may have the autosave preferences enabled, the Revert command opens the last version of the file you saved with either the Save or the Save As command and ignores all recently saved versions that were created with the autosave feature. Figure 10.10. Select File > Revert to revert to the last saved version of the document.