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   . Commit the exported PNG file to source control.
   
  -You now have a diagram that can be managed in source control and edited using draw.io. 
  +You now have a diagram that can be managed in source control, added to your documentation source, and edited using a draw.io Desktop version.
   
  -.Edit a diagram in Draw.io Offline editor mode
  -. Load https://www.draw.io/index.html?offline in your browser.
  -. In the "Create New Diagram" modal, change your storage so it points to "Device".
  -. Click "Open Existing Diagram" and select the `[file].dio.png` file you checked into source control.
  -. Make any edits to the diagram that you need to make. 
  -. Save your changes.
  -
  -Each time you save, the draw.io Offline editor will create a duplicate of the file. 
  -Because you are not saving snapshots using Cloud saves, you can think of these duplicates as snapshots of your file that let you roll-back during editing. 
  -You will need to clean these up manually prior to committing your diagram back into source control.
  -
  -.Clean up snapshots and commit changes to source control
  -. Find the latest duplicate save of the file. For example, `file.dio.png (3)`
  -. Delete the previous versions of the file in your working directory. For example, `file.dia.png`, `file.dio.png (1)`, `file.dio.png (2)`.
  -. Rename the latest duplicate file `file.png (3)` to `file.png`
  -. Commit this version of the file to source control as the new diagram.
  -
  -You can repeat this editing workflow each time you need to make changes to your diagram
  +NOTE: Draw.io offer free and open source desktop editors for all major operating system platforms. 
  +See https://about.draw.io/integrations/ to find a desktop editor application compatible with your operating system.
  
positive.code: :filename: manual/03_task_exportDrawIo.adoc
  ifndef::imagesdir[:imagesdir: ../images]
  
  
  = exportDrawIo
  
  
negative.code: Export your draw.io diagrams as a PNG with the source embedded in the file metadata.
  Using this approach allows you to embed your diagrams into AsciiDoc source as you normally do with the `image::` macro, with the added advantage of storing the diagram source with the image itself.
  
  NOTE: If you are converting a Confluence page with embedded draw.io diagrams to AsciiDoc, you can use this export workflow to continue to enjoy the draw.io editing experience. 
  
  .Export an editable PNG diagram from Confluence 
  . Load the diagram you want to export from Confluence.
  