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Saving a file |
  
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Saving a file |
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The program is saving your file automatically after each change. So there is no special "Save" command available. That ensures you will never lose your changes and new information if you forget to save your file.
When saving your file, the program is also making a backup copies of your data. By default (set in options) the number of old files kept is three. So should something happen to your latest file (like corruption due to virus), you can always access one of the latest backups. You can read more about this in Program options / Other chapter.
Additionally, in program options you can set additional location where you want to keep your main file for backup reasons.