The Mac Geeketia of number 354 for Monday, September 19th, 2011. Oh, I'm good. Go readings folks and welcome to the Mac

geekeb, the show where you send in some questions.

You send in some tips.

We provide some answers and we share it all together here and a little

mix that helps us all learn something new.

Here from Durham, New Hampshire, I'm Dave Hamilton.

Here in Verfel, Connecticut, John F. Braun.

Outstanding, and we're back for another splendid week.

I think.

It's going to be a splendid week.

How could it not be? I think so. Almost fall and it's a little crisp in the air and I like that. That's a good thing.

You know, let's dive right in here.

David, we've got a couple of questions about this.

David writes, I've upgraded to Lyon on my Macbook.

All seems okay.

Some things seem to be improvements and some I'm not so sure about but recently I've discovered something odd in the way that keynote and pages and numbers I suppose handle files

Apparently now they want me to be able to look for old versions of files created by these programs as though I am surfing time machine.

They mention being able to revert to saved versions of files in the file menu.

This may or may not make things better.

What I really don't understand, though, is what is the simple way

to make a change to a document and give it a new file name?

For years now, we've all used Word or Excel or WordPerfect or recently pages and so on to create

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