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I want my Project1.dproj back.
I'm not sure what I did, but everytime I start a new project the form is Form2 and the project is Project2.dproj.
How can I have Form1 and Project1.dproj back again?
:)
How can I have Form1 and Project1.dproj back again?
:)
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good one ebob42, I wouldn't have thought of it.
I was going to say :
hey, why do you care ? The FIRST thing to do when creating a new project is to save it as something better than this, in its own directory. Same goes for units and forms.
I, for one, would have liked that Delphi ASKS me the name of the project and create a sub dir to some root project dir with that name, and save the project file there as well with that name.
And of course the same with forms, units...
I find it painful in 2011 to still have to do it manually.
But maybe that's just me, and most Delphi users will find my organization too strict. But even then, couldn't some wizard do just that ?
Or maybe one knows that there is some Delphi Expert companion that automate this in a configurable way ?
I was going to say :
hey, why do you care ? The FIRST thing to do when creating a new project is to save it as something better than this, in its own directory. Same goes for units and forms.
I, for one, would have liked that Delphi ASKS me the name of the project and create a sub dir to some root project dir with that name, and save the project file there as well with that name.
And of course the same with forms, units...
I find it painful in 2011 to still have to do it manually.
But maybe that's just me, and most Delphi users will find my organization too strict. But even then, couldn't some wizard do just that ?
Or maybe one knows that there is some Delphi Expert companion that automate this in a configurable way ?
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