Topic: How to remove open files from a project (1 of 4), Read 21 times
Conf: Basic editing, Block operations
From: Michael Baas
Date: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 05:55 AM

Hi,

I had recently created a project and was not aware that all open files would
automatically be part of that project. There seems to be no "simple"
(through the UI) way to get rid of them - is it right that I would have to
edit the PRJ-file and remove the FileOpen/Block/Regload etc.-commands? A
bit clumsy and error-prone, I think...

Cheers

Michael

 


Topic: How to remove open files from a project (2 of 4), Read 23 times
Conf: Basic editing, Block operations
From: Christian Ziemski
Date: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 09:08 AM


How about:

- Open that project normally
- Close the open files that you don't want
- Close the project.

No editing necessary. Uff.

Christian

 


Topic: Re: How to remove open files from a project (3 of 4), Read 23 times
Conf: Basic editing, Block operations
From: Michael Baas
Date: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 10:34 AM

On Wed, 27 Aug 2003 09:09:06 -0400, "Christian Ziemski"
wrote:
> No editing necessary. Uff.

Naah, that does not count. Too simple ;-)
Don't know which weird ideas kept me from going this simple route. Too
confused, sorry :-)

Thanks

Michael

 


Topic: Re: How to remove open files from a project (4 of 4), Read 27 times
Conf: Basic editing, Block operations
From: Ted Green
Date: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 10:54 AM

At 10:35 AM 8/27/2003, you wrote:
>Naah, that does not count. Too simple ;-)
>Don't know which weird ideas kept me from going this simple route. Too
> confused, sorry :-)

A project consists of two sets of files:

1. The files which are "listed" in the project. These files need not
be open when the project is saved.

These files are listed in the "Proj" tab of the File Selector. You
can remove the listed files by right-clicking on them and selecting
"Remove file from project". An easier way is to highlight them
and press ; this is a quick way to remove many listed files.

2. The files which just happen to be open when you close the project.
As mentioned earlier, you can just close them if you don't want them
to re-open the next time you open the project.

Ted.