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#1 2012-10-29 19:29:20
No Title Newfolder :(
The title might be misleading, but let me explain:
If you save your project as "MusicMaker" and decide to publish and change the title name, it will publish but it will force you to save the new project again, but not save in the folder "MusicMaker", but rather in the new title you put in.
1. If you change the name online, and decide to publish it again, it will think it is a new project.
2. If you save the file in "MusicMaker" again, it will allow you but it will keep forcing you to save it as a new file .
Is there a reason for this? If not, please change it! Thanks!
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#2 2012-10-30 02:39:27
- scimonster
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Re: No Title Newfolder :(
It's because when you redownload, it doesn't know its old name.
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#3 2012-10-30 10:47:16
Re: No Title Newfolder :(
scimonster wrote:
It's because when you redownload, it doesn't know its old name.
They should make it that it knows its original folder location if you save that project into the original project.
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