Difference between revisions of "Favourites"
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This menu is designed to remember chosen documents, so they could be easily accessed at any time. | This menu is designed to remember chosen documents, so they could be easily accessed at any time. | ||
| − | To open a favourited file, click on its file name in this menu. TED Notepad may ask, whether to save | + | To open a favourited file, click on its file name in this menu. TED Notepad may ask, whether to save any current document before opening a new one. |
{{todo|relative paths in the favourites..}} | {{todo|relative paths in the favourites..}} | ||
Revision as of 10:56, 26 June 2011
This menu is designed to remember chosen documents, so they could be easily accessed at any time.
To open a favourited file, click on its file name in this menu. TED Notepad may ask, whether to save any current document before opening a new one.
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| TODO: relative paths in the favourites.. |
Note: If this feature is never used, it does not cost any extra resources.
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Add this File
[Section link: Add Favourite File]
Adds currently opened file name and its path to the Favourites menu.
See also Manage Favourites List.
Manage List..
[Section link: Manage Favourites List]
Opens the Settings dialog, where Favourites can be added, modified, deleted and re-ordered. See chapter Favourites page of the Settings dialog.
See also Add Favourite File.
Tip: Use two dashes (i.e. --) as a menu separator. One dash (i.e. -) also works as a separator.