Chapter Import/Export
Simon Haynes
I've added chapter export and re-import to the latest Beta. I tested it with one of my own chapters, but it's bound to have bugs.
http://sites.google.com/site/ywritersj/faq/chapter-export-import
Cheers
Simon
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Software designer & programmer
+ author of the Hal Spacejock series
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Amity Thompson
working.
I am running yWriter5 on Linux (latest version of EasyPeasy, for
netbooks). I downloaded yWriter5 for the first time last night,
probably around 10pm EST (US). I can get all the way to the screen
where I name my new .rtf and select where it will go. After I press
'save', the window goes away and nothing happens. I opened my file
directory and nothing is there. I've searched around in other yWriter
folders in case it wandered off somewhere, but it seems as if it
simply was not created.
I checked "Export Project" - good to go. Works fine.
Let me know if you need any other information.
Thanks for making such a great product. I was using Liquid Story
Binder, but I cannot get it to work stably on my linux-based eeepc.
After continuing on my WIP here in yWriter, I've decided I like it
better (though I do miss LSB's repetition visualizer).
Simon Haynes
Hi,
The file should save to the Exports folder inside your project's path. It's possible the 'open save folder in Windows Explorer' isn't working because WE isn't present on Linux.
I don't specifically call WE, I just tell the OS to 'run' the save folder. I'm guessing this behaviour isn't supported on Mono.
Cheers
Simon
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Software designer & programmer
+ author of the Hal Spacejock series
Amity Thompson wrote: