On 13-11-09 08:45 AM, Andrej N. Gritsenko wrote:
>> As for "from", you need to refer to where the path is at the moment the
>> user is reading the tooltip. That's the main reason you use "in": "from"
>> indicates source/origin, not current location.
>
> Well, I meant it is source for the change but it seems not so obvious
> so let it be "in". It was a question what is better, anyway. :)
In the sense of "what it will become", the "source for the change" is
indicated by "to". ("Go to <new location>")
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