Re: [Bibdesk-users] Deleting pre-defined titles

[James M. <ji...@mc...>]

A good time to ask this Mike,
I love autofile, Can't live without it When will that second check box for
Organising the folder and renaming the file be implemented? I think that
that would be a really big step forward. When this comes out will there be
some sort of consolidate function that will sort the existing Papers Folder?

Jim

On 29/10/04 1:08 AM, "Michael McCracken" <mic...@ma...> wrote:

> Hi, I understand that managing local copies is a pain, and that's why I
> added the AutoFile feature. You can see its settings in the
> preferences, and the menu command 'consolidate linked files' is part of
> AutoFile.
> While it doesn't solve naming the file, it handles moving the files
> from wherever you downloaded them into a central 'Papers' folder -
> keeping them off your desktop.
> 
> Changing filenames and potentially building a directory hierarchy (Like
> iTunes does with songs) is a possible future feature of AutoFile.
> 
> Themis, I don't know if this will appeal to you, but I thought I'd use
> the opportunity to plug AutoFile, which despite being simple, is one of
> my favorite features.
> 
> -mike
> 
> On Oct 28, 2004, at 6:27 AM, Themis Matsoukas wrote:
> 
>> To chime in... I used to use the local url feature quite a bit until I
>> realized that it is easier to store the internet url instead. It takes
>> longer to access the file but I don't have to worry about naming the
>> local pdf copy, or moving it around on my hard disk.
>> 
>> Themis
>> 
>> 
>> On Oct 27, 2004, at 5:06 PM, Michael McCracken wrote:
>> 
>>> There's no way to delete Local-URL, no. The File UI depends on it.
>>> I do intend to hide it soon, though, which should do what you want...
>>> A better question might be why don't you use it?
>>> Honestly, the local file features (including AutoFile) are my
>>> favorite features of BibDesk.
>>> 
>>> -mike
>>> 
>> 
>> 
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