Export to bibliographic File / Export Database to Directory
When you export there are two different kinds of exports.
First you can just export a single bibliographic file.
Second, if you also select to export files, then you are exporting to a directory, not a file.
It would be nicer for the user if the two popup dialogues had different titles.
"Export to bibliographic File" - You are going to generate a single *.bib file.
"Export Database to Directory" - You are going to generate a directory structure...
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Seems "Export to File" and "Export to Directories" would be cleaner title. But I accept that this isn't going to happen.
The slight clue to the user is that when exporting a file, the default name ends in ".bib".
First you can just export a single bibliographic file.
Second, if you also select to export files, then you are exporting to a directory, not a file.
It would be nicer for the user if the two popup dialogues had different titles.
"Export to bibliographic File" - You are going to generate a single *.bib file.
"Export Database to Directory" - You are going to generate a directory structure...
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edit...
Seems "Export to File" and "Export to Directories" would be cleaner title. But I accept that this isn't going to happen.
The slight clue to the user is that when exporting a file, the default name ends in ".bib".
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I think the code ought two open up the windows with different titles. Same function, just change the title.
The "Export" window doesn't popup until after I make my selections.
When exporting just a *.bib file you are naming a single file.
When exporting attachments you are naming a directory.
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I had trouble with this my first time through. Then like everything else, you get used to it.
But to me you should never have windows in an application that have the same title but are doing two different things.
I know it is a twit, but it pays to be anal when dealing with computers... :-)