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[MUSIC] All right.

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I've just opened a file.

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It's an older file that I've been working on,

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and it come up with this thing that says, "Converted".

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Now I try and save it,

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and it says I got to do a Save As.

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It won't let me save it over the top of the thing I just opened. Why is that?

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It's because InDesign is updated between when you created this file and where it is now.

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It might might have been six months ago,

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it might have been two months ago,

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and there is nothing we can do about it,

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so we just have to live with it.

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We just go File, Save,

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and just give it the same name,

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okay, and it'll say,

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"Would you like to replace," and you say, "Maybe."

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What you might do before you go and replace it over the top,

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I'm pretty confident, I always do it and I never had a problem.

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I do not want to get you into that problem.

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I'd like you to go off,

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make a copy of it somewhere,

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stick it somewhere hidden in case this all goes horribly wrong for you.

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At least you can go back to that original.

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For me, I always replace it with the same name,

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and I don't have any problems.

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Just upgrading it to a newer version of InDesign, and we just have to live with it.

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And that is all. Let's get onto the next video.