Thanks for the new "Use same pathname for loading & saving".
I have a small problem however. It works perfectly with "File - Open" and "File - Save", but NOT with "File - Save As ..."! And this is what I want to use it to save a modified version under a different name in the same folder as the original.
Any chance of making "Save - As ..." use the format of the original as the default format rather that the last-saved-to-format? Or create an option for such behavior?
Thanks,
Lostclown
RC3 - Same pathname for loading and saving
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Re: 1.74 RC3 - Same pathname for loading and saving
Yes, it's only to use same directory for loading & saving.Lostclown wrote:Thanks for the new "Use same pathname for loading & saving".
I have a small problem however. It works perfectly with "File - Open" and "File - Save", but NOT with "File - Save As ..."! And this is what I want to use it to save a modified version under a different name in the same folder as the original.
Any chance of making "Save - As ..." use the format of the original as the default format rather that the last-saved-to-format? Or create an option for such behavior?
Another option to use always the same format

Pierre.
Re: 1.74 RC3 - Same pathname for loading and saving
OK. But should it not work also when saving to a different file name with "Save As ..."?xnview wrote:Yes, it's only to use same directory for loading & saving.
Hope I'm not to puzzling here, but the same format as the original, that is my wishxnview wrote:Another option to use always the same format?

To explain this wish and how I would like to use it with the new "same pathname" option let me describe how I often use XnView.
I often modify images and save the modified version with a different name than the original (i.e. so I have two versions of the image).
These images can be of multiple file formats and I generally want the modified version to be of the same format as it's original.
If I modify an image that is in a different folder and of a different format than of the last previous image I modified, then I will manually have to select the folder and format in addition to typing in the new filename. And often I go from one format in one folder to another format in another folder which leads to these manual selections most of the time.
Now if XnView's options would enable me to always have default values for the folder and format the same as the original I would only have to type in the new filename. And it would save me a lot of effort

Hope this explains.
Thanks, Lostclown
Last edited by Lostclown on Wed Sep 29, 2004 11:43 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: 1.74 RC3 - Same pathname for loading and saving
Hum, i think that i have not understod your request. You want to be able to use "save as" like save with the original folder & format, is it that?Lostclown wrote:Now if XnView's options would enable me to always have default values for the folder and format the same as the original I would only have to type in the new filename. And it would save me a lot of effort
Pierre.
Re: 1.74 RC3 - Same pathname for loading and saving
... Yesxnview wrote:Hum, i think that i have not understod your request. You want to be able to use "save as" like save with the original folder & format, is it that?Lostclown wrote:Now if XnView's options would enable me to always have default values for the folder and format the same as the original I would only have to type in the new filename. And it would save me a lot of effort
Pierre.
I still wan't the "Save As ... " dialog to show up as normal.
This has basically only got to do with the default values for folder and format in this dialog.
Think this was so simple in my mind and that is why I didn't explain it in more detail.
Well, human misunderstand and are misunderstood. Typical

Regards, Lostclown
Re: 1.74 RC3 - Same pathname for loading and saving
Ok, it will be added.Lostclown wrote:I still wan't the "Save As ... " dialog to show up as normal.
This has basically only got to do with the default values for folder and format in this dialog.
Pierre.