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Force Preview to reload a document
Am I barking up the wrong tree when I suggest "File > Revert" does exactly what y'all want? It reloads the file, thus showing any changes since the last load.
Force Preview to reload a document
Ah! That is wonderful (and slightly hilarious). Preview "reverts" to the more recently saved version.
Force Preview to reload a document
If "Revert" does, indeed, simply reload the file, then it's badly named. It should be called "Reload", of course. When I see "Revert", I assume it works as the name describes: it reverts to an earlier state, not to the file currently on disk. When I hit "Revert" in Photoshop, I count on PS restoring the document as it was when I opened it, regardless of what I've saved to disk since opening.
Force Preview to reload a document
Am I barking up the wrong tree when I suggest "File > Revert" does exactly what y'all want? It reloads the file, thus showing any changes since the last load. Interesting; I always thought Revert simply reverted changes. I never realized it reloaded the document. However, my script is still useful for two reasons:
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