Hi Ben,
I don't know, it doesn't work like that here.
Control O in Gold Wave says open sound, file name, zero items.
And as I said the context key and arrowing does not ever come up with Gold
Wave, just Windows Media player and then Internet Explorer, Note Pad, Paint,
Windows picture and fax viewer and Word Pad, that's it.
BFN
----- Original Message -----
Hi Jim,
I hate to say you're wrong about the gold wave thing. It can be found from
the open with context menu, and it remembers the last directory.
-----Original Message-----
From: Gamers [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On Behalf Of Jim Kitchen
Sent: 23 October 2012 10:03
To: Thomas Ward
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Slightly off topic: smugglers 5.
Hi Thomas,
Hmm, none of the ways that you mentioned work here. Gold Wave does not
remember the last directory. And the context key will not bring up Gold
Wave as a program to open a file with. Well, ok, a folder on a flash drive
works almost the same as my c:\f, just not sure about the speed to and from.
Weird that Gold Wave nor the context key work the same for me. Oh well, as
long as we get the work done right?
BFN
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Hi Jim,
Well, if I'm editing sounds and music I usually put the sounds in
c:\Users\Thomas\Edit which is in my local home directory. As I said before
all I have to do is open theStart Menu, arrow to Edit, and there is all of
my sound files. To open One in Goldwave all I have to do is find the file I
want, press the Context Menu key, and arrow to open with Goldwave. So its
not like the files are a billion layers deep, and since I open the files
directly from Explorer I don't have to open Goldwave, press
control+o, and type the full path into the open dialog. Besides even
if I did use the open dialog Goldwave remembers which directory was open
last so it defaults to c:\Users\Thomas\Edit anyway. So all I need do is type
the file name and Goldwave will open it from the default location.
Of course, I could edit the files from the flash drive directly. As I
mentioned in a prior message I use flash drives for a lot of day to day
work, so for me I could do e:\Edit\File.wav and open the file from the flash
drive rather than storing it on my c:
drive which is as easy as what you do now.
Cheers!
On 10/22/12, Jim Kitchen <j...@kitchensinc.net> wrote:
Hi Thomas,
I'm just curious, where do you keep all of the sound files that you
are working on for a game.
I make a simple folder such as c:\f That way when I need to open a
sound file in Gold Wave after control o it is just c:\f\dung42.wav.
Not some folder several layers deep. I guess that I just don't like
to type so much more than I need to.
BFN
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