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There is a copy of your model saved on your computer each time you save a model under any of the options described above. On the same scale models are saved for each of the companies, for each of their languages, and for each of their versions -- so the number of files can get pretty large. When you decide you want to revert to an earlier version of your file, simply restore the temporary back-up version. Most web browsers preserve the versions of files that were in your Temporary Internet Files

directory, like AutoCAD and older versions of SketchUp. However, there are a few older browsers that do not. Most newer browsers support this and since SketchUp for the Web is a web-based application, one could conceivably download a whole bunch of different versions of SketchUp on the fly for updating. So, if you manually upgrade SketchUp for the Web you will also have to manually upgrade the browser on your computer. Some older browsers will not execute the program and some browsers downloading SketchUp for the Web will detect that this is illegal and refuse to download it.

If you are using multiple web browsers, you could upgrade each one of them separately or you could switch between different web browsers to see which one is best for your particular needs. I recommend you save your last-used web browser settings to restore a previous state after the upgrade. When you start SketchUp on your computer these settings can be stored and restored automatically by the SketchUp Update process. So, if the SketchUp for the Web browser is configured to open a web site as the browser starts up, it should always open that web site to download SketchUp for the Web regardless of which web browser you open.

If you have used the SketchUp Uploader to submit a file to Trimble Connect, after you upgrade to SketchUp 2016 the Uploader will prompt you to download a new version of SketchUp. Now, if the SketchUp for the Web browser is configured to open a web site as the browser starts up, it will download the Uploader for the Web, just as it would for SketchUp. d2c66b5586