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Adam Van den HovenSubject: Cleaning up the UI
Author: Adam Van den Hoven
Date: 10 Oct 2001 01:55 PM
I suppose since the feature set of 3.1 is closed, this wont make it until the next upgrade version but its really too bad.

I created a project from a source safe database and the resulting project, with all the folders is really quite nice...

Unfortunately the project window shows the full URL of each of the files. I honestly don't care about the full URL. All I care about is the file name. I know most of the hierarchy from the folders and the root of the project isn't really useful either. Now I have to scroll the window horizontally to figure out which file I need to open. Horizontal scrolling is evil.

Adam
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(Deleted User) Subject: RE: Cleaning up the UI
Author: (Deleted User)
Date: 10 Oct 2001 02:01 PM

right click on any item in project you will see a context menu which
contains a 'Show Full URL' at the bottom. choose this will toggle the full
url option.

hope this helps.

song


> -----Original Message-----
> From: stylus-studio-tech Listmanager [mailto:listmanager]
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> Subject: Cleaning up the UI
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> From: "Adam Van den Hoven"
>
> I suppose since the feature set of 3.1 is closed, this wont
> make it until the next upgrade version but its really too bad.
>
> I created a project from a source safe database and the
> resulting project, with all the folders is really quite nice...
>
> Unfortunately the project window shows the full URL of each
> of the files. I honestly don't care about the full URL. All I
> care about is the file name. I know most of the hierarchy
> from the folders and the root of the project isn't really
> useful either. Now I have to scroll the window horizontally
> to figure out which file I need to open. Horizontal scrolling is evil.
>
> Adam
>
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>
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Adam Van den HovenSubject: RE: Cleaning up the UI
Author: Adam Van den Hoven
Date: 11 Oct 2001 02:20 PM
Thanks.

Thats much better
   
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