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02-21-2005, 05:36 AM
[Tuesday, February 15, 2005 2:40 AM]
Using SB5 Version: 5.0.1042
There are two problems here. In creating a new script from a template, SB5
displays the template name in the title bar. That goes a bit beyond display
only, as can be seen in the steps below. The net result of this and the
larger issue the failure to save the previously named new script is the new
script is lost.
Create a new script from a template.
Name the new script in the second file dialog. Title bar now displays script
template name, but the active script is, or should be, the newly named
script.
File|Exit
SB5 displays a message that the template file has changed and asks if you
want to save the changes. Ok, but not really. I'm actually working on the new
named script file.
Choose Yes to save the new script and not the template (I would hope) and you
get this:
"The file full path to the file NEW SCRIPT FILE cannot be opened and will be
removed from the Recent list."
Regardless of the fact that SB5 displays the template name in the title bar
and first message window, it seems to be working with the new script file (a
good thing) as an explicit save before exist does save the new script.
--
Best regards,
Mark
Using SB5 Version: 5.0.1042
There are two problems here. In creating a new script from a template, SB5
displays the template name in the title bar. That goes a bit beyond display
only, as can be seen in the steps below. The net result of this and the
larger issue the failure to save the previously named new script is the new
script is lost.
Create a new script from a template.
Name the new script in the second file dialog. Title bar now displays script
template name, but the active script is, or should be, the newly named
script.
File|Exit
SB5 displays a message that the template file has changed and asks if you
want to save the changes. Ok, but not really. I'm actually working on the new
named script file.
Choose Yes to save the new script and not the template (I would hope) and you
get this:
"The file full path to the file NEW SCRIPT FILE cannot be opened and will be
removed from the Recent list."
Regardless of the fact that SB5 displays the template name in the title bar
and first message window, it seems to be working with the new script file (a
good thing) as an explicit save before exist does save the new script.
--
Best regards,
Mark