This chapter describes how to incorporate existing file content into Pages and how to manage that content from within Pages.
Although you can add content to pages using rich text and page components, you might also want to add existing content (for example, Word documents or PowerPoint presentations). You can add this existing content by adding attachments to objects in page view. After adding an attachment, users can view the attachment or upload new versions of the attachment.
To add an attachment to a page:
When you add an attachment to an object it appears on the left, on the Attachments tab, when you view the associated object in page view.
There are two ways to view an attachment:
The attachment opens in page view. To view the attachment (or save it to your computer), click the attachment name.
To delete an attachment (and all its versions), navigate to the Organizer, select the attachment, and click Delete.
There are two ways to upload a new version of an attachment:
If the new version of the attachment has a different name than the existing version, the operative file name of the attachment changes to the new file name.
To view a previous version of an attachment, open the attachment in page view, then click the name of the attachment next to the version number you want to view.
To revert to a previous version of an attachment, open the attachment in page view, then click Revert next to the appropriate version. The version you revert to is saved as a new version, so you do not lose any version history. For example, if you revert from Version 10 to Version 6, Version 6 gets saved as Version 11. If you later discover that you should not have reverted the attachment, you can revert back to Version 10.
To delete a previous version of an attachment, open the attachment in page view, and click Delete next to the appropriate version. When you delete a version there will be a hole in your revision history. For example, if you delete Version 3, the list of versions will display: Version 5, Version 4, Version 2, and Version 1. This enables users to see that a given version, which may have had a specific purpose or meaning, was deleted.