Difference between revisions of "Drag & Drop files"
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Note, that title of the document after such a join will remain equal to the document from the first file. The document itself will become modified as if the other files were typed in manually and when it is saved, all the text from all of the joined files will be written to the first file. | Note, that title of the document after such a join will remain equal to the document from the first file. The document itself will become modified as if the other files were typed in manually and when it is saved, all the text from all of the joined files will be written to the first file. | ||
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Revision as of 14:53, 6 July 2006
A file can also be opened by draging it from the Windows Explorer and dropping onto TED Notepad window. The document is loaded in the same way as if it was chosen in the Open dialog.
If multiple files are dropped, only the first one will be opened as described above. However, TED Notepad will ask, whether to load all other files too. If so, all files will be joinded into one document.
Note, that title of the document after such a join will remain equal to the document from the first file. The document itself will become modified as if the other files were typed in manually and when it is saved, all the text from all of the joined files will be written to the first file.
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Note: This page is directly included by Managing documents. Any change here means a change there.