REMEMBER LAST DIRECTORY
Will be good an option to remember the last directory that a file was saved. It could save a bit of time!
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Will be good an option to remember the last directory that a file was saved. It could save a bit of time!
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In reply to Already there in the by underquark
That's different - it remembers recently saved files, sure, but each time you go to save a new file, it still defaults to the folder listed in your preferences. I think the OP is asking about situations where you are creating a lot of files and want them to all get saved to the same folder. This happens to me when I generate parts from a score, or when I generate a lot of examples for inclusion in a text document.
Assuming that's what the question is about, I just recently became aware that while "Save" always starts off in the default score folder, "Save As" *does* remember the last folder used. So as long as you use "Save As" for your initial save of a file rather than "Save", you get exactly this behavior. And of course, since it's a new score, there is no other difference between the two commands. Once I discovered this, I went and assigned a keyboard shortcut for "Save As" to make it easier access.
In reply to Already there in the by underquark
I'm telling about when I save new files. MuseScore could remember the latest folder I saved my last file.
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Now I understand. Thank you very much!
I couldn't reproduce this problem in the MuseScore nightly: 7c7d7a3
Tested on Windows Vista.
So it will be fixed when MuseScore 2.0 comes out.
As a side remark, it's better to not use all capitals in your topic name. All Capitals are used to show you are "shouting". See for example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_caps
In reply to As a side remark, it's better by [DELETED] 5
Here in Brazil we have ABNT (Associação Brasileira de Normas Técnicas - Brazilian Association of Technical Norms).
[ http://www.abnt.org.br ]
This one determines when we write any subject, to emphasize it above the text, is needed to put it in upper-case. No way I'd shout with the people of this wonderful community, on the contrary, if I could to gift each one I'd do, because you helped me a lot. I did that because I like to standardize everything I do.
From now on I not will use upper-case letters in the subject again. Please pardon me by my bad English and for this mistake.
In reply to Please pardon me by fabpianista
No problem at all! I didn't know about Brazilian standard. Thanks for the info!