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SharePoint 2010 : Discard the Check-out of a Page

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To start over, just discard the check-out of the page. This section explains how to accomplish that.

The option to discard a check-out is available only when the page is in a document library that tracks versions and requires a check-out, such as in publishing websites. Pages that are not in such document libraries do not give you the option, and any change you make is saved; therefore, you must manually roll it back.

To discard the check-out of a page, use the built-in Discard Check Out option for that page from the library view, exactly as you would discard a check-out of a file in a document library. However, an easier and more accessible way to discard the check-out of the page is through the Page ribbon. In the Page ribbon, open the drop-down menu under the Check In button, and then select the Discard Check Out option, as shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1. Using the Page menu to get to the Discard Check Out option.

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