Difference between revisions of "Drag & Drop files"
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| − | Files can be opened by | + | Files can be opened by dragging them from Windows Explorer and dropping them onto TED Notepad window. Files are loaded the same way as if they were chosen thru the {{dialog|Open}} dialog. |
If multiple files are dropped onto TED Notepad window, the first one is loaded naturally. TED Notepad then asks, whether to load and join the other files too. Upon affirmative response from the user, all other files are loaded subsequently and appended to the document. | If multiple files are dropped onto TED Notepad window, the first one is loaded naturally. TED Notepad then asks, whether to load and join the other files too. Upon affirmative response from the user, all other files are loaded subsequently and appended to the document. | ||
Document title and file name remains the same after loading the first dropped file, even if more files are then joined in; the document is however marked as modified to indicate a change in content. | Document title and file name remains the same after loading the first dropped file, even if more files are then joined in; the document is however marked as modified to indicate a change in content. | ||
Revision as of 01:21, 15 May 2013
This section is up to date for TED Notepad version 6.3.1.0.
Files can be opened by dragging them from Windows Explorer and dropping them onto TED Notepad window. Files are loaded the same way as if they were chosen thru the Open dialog.
If multiple files are dropped onto TED Notepad window, the first one is loaded naturally. TED Notepad then asks, whether to load and join the other files too. Upon affirmative response from the user, all other files are loaded subsequently and appended to the document.
Document title and file name remains the same after loading the first dropped file, even if more files are then joined in; the document is however marked as modified to indicate a change in content.