Is there a way to set it? It would be handy ;-)
Thank you.
– cordialmente,
tiziano solignani, da Mac
http://blog.solignani.it
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#1 Posted by Fletcher Support staff on 17 Sep, 2013 11:31 AM
The folder for the Save/Open panels is handled by the OS itself. If you like managing those things, I believe that is what utilities like "Default Folder X" are useful for, but I have never used it myself.
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#2 Posted by solignani on 17 Sep, 2013 11:36 AM
Got it, Thank you
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Il giorno 17/set/2013, alle ore 13:31, "Fletcher" <[email blocked]> ha scritto:
#3 Posted by solignani on 17 Sep, 2013 11:45 AM
Saw that, still... Is mc apple scriptable maybe?
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Il giorno 17/set/2013, alle ore 13:31, "Fletcher" <[email blocked]> ha scritto:
#4 Posted by Fletcher Support staff on 17 Sep, 2013 12:49 PM
It is not really scriptable - it supports very basic apple script commands,
to open a file for example.
I don't guarantee anything related to AppleScript - if things work, great.
If not, I probably won't be working on that.
I know a lot of people like AppleScript, but I have never found it very
useful.
Since MultiMarkdown itself is a command line utility, it can be used in
"real"
scripting languages which is much more useful to me than AppleScript.
But that doesn't relate to the file panels.
FTP
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Fletcher closed this discussion on 20 Oct, 2013 07:31 PM.