Default project loads each time?
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Default project loads each time?
Sooooo, how does one get rid of the default project loading? Can you have your own project load? No project load?
I have simply loaded one of my own projects after AnimeStudio loads with the default project.
Really love all the added content!!
I have simply loaded one of my own projects after AnimeStudio loads with the default project.
Really love all the added content!!
You'll know when you get there! My Dad
renaming works too, I think
I went to C, Programs, the e frontier folder and just renamed the folder there called "startup" to "old_startup". That took care of the issue for me. I am assuming if I save images and the .anme file of my choice in a folder named "startup" then that would open the file I've selected for startup. As for now I just let it open up blank with my default project settings.Hi ingie,
Go into the 'start up' folder and delete or move the start up file. I forget what the name is, but I believe that should do it. You could even put your own file in there to start up as soon as you launch AS.
Take it easy
Cheers,
AllenC
It works okay for me on XP. My guess is its a registry problem - you have both Moho and As on the same machine - your system thinks you want Moho to open the file.Rasheed wrote:You used to be able to load a .moho file by double clicking its name in an OS directory listing. Now with the obligatory startup file, this functionality seems to be broken with .anme files.
Try going to any moho file, right clicking and change the "open with" to AS - tick the little box to say every time and the problem should be fixed.
Regards
Rhoel.
Thanks for you input, Rhoel. I'm on Mac OS X, so I don't have a registry.
A file info gives me Open with Anime Studio Pro, so that doesn't seem to be the problem. Perhaps it's just Mac related.
Are there any other Mac OS X users who, like me, can't open an .anme file by double clicking it in Finder?
A file info gives me Open with Anime Studio Pro, so that doesn't seem to be the problem. Perhaps it's just Mac related.
Are there any other Mac OS X users who, like me, can't open an .anme file by double clicking it in Finder?
Glad someone posted this-- so i didn't have to.. I'm on a MAC as well, and there seems to be no way prevent the start-up file (StartupFile.anme) from opening. Putting it in the TRASH and then opening one's curent working project still results in a blank "untitled" project opening first (which needs to be closed)-- not your expected current work.
Likewise, trashing the entire STARTUP FOLDER does the same thing...
It's very annoying. But it seems that ASP5 does not know how to open a current working project without this intermediate hassle.
hopefully, this can be fixed--soon.
Likewise, trashing the entire STARTUP FOLDER does the same thing...
It's very annoying. But it seems that ASP5 does not know how to open a current working project without this intermediate hassle.
hopefully, this can be fixed--soon.
You don't even have to first close the startup file. Just use the Open command and it will close the startup file and open the file you choose. Moho always opens a blank document as a default, and when you use Open it closes that file and opens your new one. Not much difference really, except that instead of a blank file there's something in it.
Jack
Jack
Yes, but the point is that ASP5 should not open a blank document everytime if one wants to open a file that's already been created.
If one wants to create a new project-- that's fine, simply launch the application and get the blank screen.
But if you're already working on a project (or other existing projects), it's only logical that by clicking/targeting that file to be opened-- then that is what you would get-- not an intermediary blank screen. It makes double-clicking an existing project pointless. ---IMHO anyway....
Should be fixed to emulate standard file protocols...
If one wants to create a new project-- that's fine, simply launch the application and get the blank screen.
But if you're already working on a project (or other existing projects), it's only logical that by clicking/targeting that file to be opened-- then that is what you would get-- not an intermediary blank screen. It makes double-clicking an existing project pointless. ---IMHO anyway....
Should be fixed to emulate standard file protocols...