posted 03 December 2008 02:26            

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i wanted to save notes to the prototypes help files but when i shut down kyma it only gives me the option of deleting the edits or canceling the process. is it possible to change this? or is there a way to do this? i like the idea of adding my own notes for specific problems that i have worked out so they are available without having to search through my library for those solutions or ideas. also, this is a convenient method that i was thinking of adopting for keeping track of links here on the forum that are related to problems that i am trying to solve, especially, small talk programming tips.

thanks

rafe

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posted 05 December 2008 16:06            

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You could use a text file to do that. I think if the text file is left open when you quit Kyma, Kyma will re-open it at start up.

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posted 05 December 2008 16:56            

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That's a really good idea (being able to save changes to the help texts).

Another way to do something similar might be to save the notes you want to make to a text document inside the expressions library, and then do a search in the finder for the text you want to find inside the expressions library folder.

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posted 07 December 2008 10:34            

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thanks for the suggestions. too bad about not being able to save to the help files - it seemed like a slick sollution - very kyma- esque!

regards

r

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