I was wondering if there is a way to bookmark remote folders on the Open from FTP dialog ? If there is no such thing, any plans to have this in the future releases !!
Meanwhile, I use a perl-script that just prints the absolute filename (with complete path) in Unix. I then copy an paste it into the FTP-open dialog.
(I am a lazy man).
Another workaround was a freeware key-tool like autohotkey or shortcut (http://www.typer.de).
there i press e.g. #d (shortcut for dir) and then a self-made "shortcut-combobox" opens and I can select a directory.
rds Bego
Normally using all newest english version incl. each hotfix. Win 10 64 bit
My work around was to setup different Accounts.
They are all on the same server but point to different folders and in one case to a different filing system on the same box.
Why this works well for me is I can pick which Account: from the open FTP window.
When you already have a file open that was loaded via FTP and the OUTPUT-window contains a filename on that FTP server, you can simply double-click the file and it is opened - via FTP.
I'm not sure if this only works by accident or is a real feature.
It definitely works with files stored on OpenVMS-systems. The filename, however, may not contain directory-portions, e.g. a VMS-spec like proj_root:[src]filename.c is not correctly recognized. Luckily this can be overcome by use of VMS-logical names (e.g. proj_src:filename.c)
I did not test this on, say, a Linux-box. But it's worth a try.
You could generate a user-tool that simply types the contents of a text-file, containing your favorite files. Have it's ouptut captured and sent to the output-window.
