Hi Scott,
That's a bad user behaviour (probably rare) but...
I don't know (may be others will) how to get the information from the
desktop manager but when an user saves, you could check first if the
file does exists and act accordingly.
Le 30 juin 05 à 12:13, Scott Morrow a écrit :
I'm wondering if there is an established procedure for dealing
with this situation.
1.) the user opens a stack file
2.) the user leaves the app (with the file still open), goes to the
desktop and manually changes the file name (or directory)
3.) the user returns to the app and saves the file
For me, this results in a new file with the original name being
created since I haven't discovered a way to learn what the new file
name (or directory) is.
Although changing the file name of an open file seems like a bad
idea, I'm sure one of my users will do it and then get confused
when their newly named file doesn't contain the most recent
changes. I noticed that Appleworks 6 (OSX) doesn't have a problem
with the file name being changed.
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
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