Sicofante <[email protected]> writes: > “Save” means “overwrite the original file”, period
This is true for applications that simply on a specific file and can store/restore all relevant informatin the that file format. This is, indeed, the majority of applications. However, several applications that deal with more complex data have exactly the behaviour GIMP now has. For example, Audacity opens MP3 or WAV but "Save" means: "Save as AUP (Audacity format)". To get MP3 or WAV, use "Export". Scribus also behaves similar. When you open an EPS with Inkscape, "Save" will save an SVG. One thing I do, however, slightly agree with you. When for example working on a PNG, saving it (as XCF), and then export repeatedly as PNG I wonder whether it should ask *every* *time* if it's okay to overwrite the file. -- Johan _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user-list
