[MUSIC] All right.
I've just opened a file.
It's an older file that I've been working on,
and it come up with this thing that says, "Converted".
Now I try and save it,
and it says I got to do a Save As.
It won't let me save it over the top of the thing I just opened. Why is that?
It's because InDesign is updated between when you created this file and where it is now.
It might might have been six months ago,
it might have been two months ago,
and there is nothing we can do about it,
so we just have to live with it.
We just go File, Save,
and just give it the same name,
okay, and it'll say,
"Would you like to replace," and you say, "Maybe."
What you might do before you go and replace it over the top,
I'm pretty confident, I always do it and I never had a problem.
I do not want to get you into that problem.
I'd like you to go off,
make a copy of it somewhere,
stick it somewhere hidden in case this all goes horribly wrong for you.
At least you can go back to that original.
For me, I always replace it with the same name,
and I don't have any problems.
Just upgrading it to a newer version of InDesign, and we just have to live with it.
And that is all. Let's get onto the next video.