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Post by markallen on Oct 31, 2005 5:42:10 GMT
I would like the ability to load the last used project. I am generally only working on one thing at a time so it would make sense. Maybe an option in the preferences would be a good place for this.
Keep up the good work Kieth. Many thanks!!
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amberv
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Post by amberv on Nov 2, 2005 23:31:00 GMT
I agree, that would be a nice [optional] feature eventually. Though perhaps something more along the lines of a "Do you wish to open the last project 'Name of Project'", as it would be a tad frustrating for this to happen automatically, and the last project you opened is a massive thing that takes a while to load -- when you do not want it.
But, for beta usage, it isn't a good idea because what if you created a situation in your document that is causing Scrivener to crash on load.
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dunx
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Post by dunx on Nov 3, 2005 1:05:10 GMT
The last project used is in the "File > Recent Projects" menu.
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Post by markallen on Nov 3, 2005 16:27:08 GMT
Yeah, I use the 'Recent Projects' to open the document. amberv has hit on an important point though while we are in Beta. But in the final version I would still like to be able to tick a box in the preferences page that would automatically open the last doucment I was working on. Yes I am that lazy. Plus, I'm a monogamist when it comes to writing  |
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Post by KB on Nov 3, 2005 18:28:06 GMT
I will probably just go for a box that gives you the option to open your last document when opening, so you just have to hit a button - like in Ulysses. This won't be until release, though...
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