Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-factory (1233 mails)

["David C. Rankin" <drankinatty@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Rajko M. wrote:
> On Sunday 16 November 2008 04:33:19 pm David C. Rankin wrote:
>
> >         FF3 went to the gnome type file save as dialog which doesn't all
> > you to pick a previous file name, you can only pick the directory to save
> > the file to. That means that staff can't just select and change 01 to 02,
> > etc., they have to try and (1) remember the exact file name they just used
> > and (2) retype the entire name without error simply to change a single
> > character.
>
> Sincerely it is annoying with even very small set of files, not to mention 
> daily use. I'm not sure what Mozillians thought when they changed save 
> dialog. 
>
> Just as workaround you can use copy-paste. 
> There are 2 different for Linux: 
>
> 1) keyboard: highlight text than ctrl-c as copy -> ctrl-v as paste
>
> 2) mouse: highlight text as copy -> middle mouse button as paste 
>
> Keyboard copy-paste buffer is changed only after ctrl-c, while mouse 
> copy-paste buffer is changed every time something is highlighted. 
>
> I use keyboard to remember string that doesn't change, and add whatever I 
> want 
> with mouse. 
>
> So your staff can ctrl-c 
> "89CV0010_MyClient_v_TheDefendant_RespMotionSummaryJudgment_Exh01.pdf" 
> which will on ctrl-v automatically change how to store file, and then 
> change "01" to "02" etc. Select from drop down list folder and click button 
> to print it. 
>
> It is not the same as old box, but it is not much more typing either. 

I solved it!

        zypper in opera -- never looked back...

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