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Remembering the last opened directory
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Hi,
The file open dialog (the one that open whenever you click on "..." button) has 3 bookmarks: Sample Data, Samples, Workspace.
Can you also add bookmarks for the directories of recently opened files?
For example if I import a csv file from some directory, most likely I would like to create the .aml in the same directory and then write results into the same directory too.
Right now, if this location is not in the workspace, it takes quite a lot of clicks to navigate to the location all 3 times.
The file open dialog (the one that open whenever you click on "..." button) has 3 bookmarks: Sample Data, Samples, Workspace.
Can you also add bookmarks for the directories of recently opened files?
For example if I import a csv file from some directory, most likely I would like to create the .aml in the same directory and then write results into the same directory too.
Right now, if this location is not in the workspace, it takes quite a lot of clicks to navigate to the location all 3 times.
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nice idea. We will try to automatically add such a bookmark until the next version (should not be too hard). Until then, you can of course define your own bookmarks (as you surely have noticed) by going into the directory you want to have as bookmark and press the icon in the icon bar.
Cheers,
Ingo
we just added this to the latest CVS version (will be available during the next few hours) and of course also to the next release. This is indeed saving a lot of time. Thanks again for sending this idea in.
Cheers,
Ingo