On 05/15/2017 05:58 PM, Michael Schumacher wrote:
> I know that user manuals of all software are to be shunned, but dare I
> suggest to provide the readers with links to:
>
>
> - the File->Open dialog
> https://docs.gimp.org/2.8/en/gimp-file-open.html
>
> - the File->Save dialog
> https://doc
On 05/15/2017 08:19 PM, Lusus wrote:
> When explaining pretty much anything like this online its best to assume the
> reader has little or no knowledge of what you're trying to say. Otherwise more
> often than not it won't make sense.
>
> I write tutorials as well as read them, and it can be ve
>When explaining pretty much anything like this online its best to assume the
>reader has little or no knowledge of what you're trying to say. Otherwise more
>often than not it won't make sense.
...
>Half explained information isn't really of much use.
One apparently has to walk a thin line here.
When explaining pretty much anything like this online its best to assume the
reader has little or no knowledge of what you're trying to say. Otherwise more
often than not it won't make sense.
I write tutorials as well as read them, and it can be very frustrating when
people cut corners. Quite fran
>On Mon, Apr 10, 2017 at 12:18 PM, Andrew Stivelman
> wrote:
>You can add directories to the file chooser:
>
>Go to the parent of the directory you would like to add to the file
>chooser.
>
>Select the directory.
>
>Right click on the left pane and select add.
>
>There is an edit option so you can
>This is confusing. Firstly, where and what is the file chooser?
>Secondly what parent directory and what left pane?
>
>Half explained information isn't really of much use.
That is the Gimp File -> Open dialog.
Bottom left are + & - icons for adding / removing folder locations.
see: example 1
>That is the Gimp File -> Open dialog.
>
>Bottom left are + & - icons for adding / removing folder locations.
>
>see: example 1
>
>Then when added, click to go straight to the folder
>
>see: example 2
My attempt at explaining this. Full sentences help:
The easiest way to add a default save/export
On Mon, Apr 10, 2017 at 12:18 PM, Andrew Stivelman
wrote:
> Is there a way to set a default folder as the destination when clicking Save
> As? It is kludgy to continually have to change the location each time the
> file is ready to be exported from the .xcf to another graphic format. Thanks.
>
On Mon, Apr 10, 2017 at 12:18 PM, Andrew Stivelman
wrote:
> Is there a way to set a default folder as the destination when clicking
> Save As? It is kludgy to continually have to change the location each time
> the file is ready to be exported from the .xcf to another graphic format.
> Thanks.
>
Is there a way to set a default folder as the destination when clicking Save
As? It is kludgy to continually have to change the location each time the file
is ready to be exported from the .xcf to another graphic format. Thanks.
Andrew Stivelman
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