Learning level
50/50
Offline Editing & Local Recovery
VauWrite · 41–50 · Import, Export & ProductivityGuide type
Troubleshooting
Audience
VauWrite users
Sections
6
Offline Editing & Local Recovery
User guideUnderstand VauWrite’s local recovery protection, what happens when you go offline and how to restore an interrupted editing session.
What this guide covers
When the connection drops
When the connection returns
Unsaved local draft found
Restore
Discard
Quick facts
ProductVauWrite
GuideUser focused
Learning path0–50
PurposeCreate, edit & share documents
User-focused documentation: this guide explains what a person can do in VauWrite, how the current controls behave and what to expect during normal document work.
01
When the connection drops
VauWrite shows an “Offline · changes saved locally” indicator and keeps a local recovery copy of recent edits on that device.
02
When the connection returns
VauWrite removes the offline state and attempts to save pending edits again when connectivity is available.
03
Unsaved local draft found
After an interrupted or offline editing session, VauWrite can detect a recoverable draft and show Restore or Discard.
04
Restore
Restore puts the recovered local content back into the document editor and then attempts to save it. Use this when the recovery copy contains edits you still need.
05
Discard
Discard removes that local recovery copy and keeps the normally loaded document instead. Use it only when the recovered changes are not wanted.
06
Recovery is tied to the editing device
Treat local recovery as protection for interrupted work on the same browser/device, not as a replacement for normal successful saves and version history.