How does autosave differ from backup?
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• To activate autosave for all documents, select Bean Preferences > Documents > Autosave documents. This causes documents to autosave (using the Cocoa autosave function) at the interval you specify. If Bean quits unexpectedly, Bean will open the last autosaved version of the document so you do not lose your changes. Available for all document formats. Effects only documents opened after autosave is activated. • To activate a timed backup for an individual document, select View > Get Info…, then select the ‘Backup every…minutes’ checkbox after adjusting the interval of minutes. With timed backup, a copy of the current version of the document is saved at the interval you specify. Backup will create a file in the same folder as the original document, but with the word ‘(Backup)’ appended to the document’s name. Backup never overwrites the original and never automatically reverts to the backup version after a crash (as autosave sometimes does). A timed backup occurs if the document has
