When killing UltraEdit (e.g. because Windows bugs me to reboot after an update) and recovering open files, I notice that not all the files that were open at the time are indeed restored.
Because of this, I always copy all Edit.* files from C:\Documents and Settings\<current user>\Local Settings\Temp\ to a backup directory.
The reason I do this, is that I find it a pain to actually come up with a name to save a file that only contains transient data.
Before I write an AutoIt script to save unnamed files with dummy file names, is there a way in UltraEdit to simply save all files to disk without prompting the user for a file name?
Thank you.
Because of this, I always copy all Edit.* files from C:\Documents and Settings\<current user>\Local Settings\Temp\ to a backup directory.
The reason I do this, is that I find it a pain to actually come up with a name to save a file that only contains transient data.
Before I write an AutoIt script to save unnamed files with dummy file names, is there a way in UltraEdit to simply save all files to disk without prompting the user for a file name?
Thank you.