Description: The following tip-of-the-day sentence is incomplete: "Writer helps you to make backups: with File ▸ Save a Copy you create a new document continuing to work on the original." At a minimum, this should be: ... "while continuing to work on the original". However, "create a new document" might be a bit confusing as well, because normally creating a new document in LO means starting from a blank slate (or a template). Also, do we want to promote the idea that manually saving multiple copies, likely to the same drive and directory, qualifies as backups? Steps to Reproduce: 1. See https://translations.documentfoundation.org/translate/libo_ui-master/cuimessages/en/?checksum=105401d9cac6ee6e Actual Results: The sentence is incomplete and possibly confusing. Expected Results: The sentence is grammatically correct and communicates the meaning clearly. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: n/a
You can make a backup easy with Writer. Simply select File - Save a Copy to keep a copy of your document while still being able to work on the original. OR With Writer, making a backup of your document is simple. Just use the "Save a Copy" option in the File menu to create a copy of your work while still being able to edit the original. OR Back up your document with ease using Writer. Select "Save a Copy" from the File menu to create a duplicate while continuing to work on the original. OR Create a backup of your document in Writer by selecting File - "Save a Copy" and continue editing the original. The last one seems simpler/better.