Rob Antonishen wrote:
> Read this with intrest (as a user) what is the intrinsic difference
> between save a copy and save as? I am assuming the working document
> changes in the save as case to the new saved as file. In the save a
> copy case I assume the working doment is unchanged.
yes it works like that in the current version.
> One suggestion in the revert...would it be possible introduce an timed
> auto backup feature (I have implemented one using a scheme script I
> invoke with a hot key, currently) and have the revert offer up any of
> the automatic backups as well as the open state as a revert option?
I think that needs its own little project. thinking through
reverting after a crash is not trivial.
Jon Senior wrote:
> As a user, I like it. I like the separation of saving native format
> and "exporting" to non-native formats. Am I right in thinking that
> "Save back" will only appear in the use case where a non-native file
> is opened?
yes, that is the point where ‘Save back’ becomes available.
--ps
founder + principal interaction architect
man + machine interface works
http://mmiworks.net/blog : on interaction architecture
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