Bruce21
27th April 2006, 09:21
Hello,
if we click open in Worktop 2.4.x the directory %worktoproot%/documents appears.
Is there a chance to change this folder to another (maybe in the worktop.ini file?), because we want to change the default path.
Kind Regards for your help.
Martin Oichtner
NPRao
27th April 2006, 21:23
Check the worktop.ini file in the path -
C:\Documents and Settings\nprao\Application Data\Baan\Worktop\Worktop.ini
[Settings]
MaxHistoryItems=100
NumberOfRecentFiles=20
DocumentMode=0
ShowSystemMessages=0
LastDocName=C:\Program Files\Baan\Worktop\Documents\np-lmss.wtd
WorktopClosedCorrectly=0
First Time=0
InvalidShortcutNotAskAgain=1
Make sure to enable the hidden files.
There is more information about different settings in the file - C:\Program Files\Baan\Worktop\worktop.ini. Refer to that file and add the parameters to the worktop.ini in the Application Data directory.
Bruce21
27th April 2006, 22:20
I already know this.
But I want to know if there is a setting in the worktop.ini (or elsewhere) where I can change the default-search-path for the *.wtd file.
If i click open in Worktop always the %worktoproot%/documents folder appears.
How to change this functionality?
(for example I click open and the path c:\temp appears)
Any help will be appreciated.
-Regards Martin
NPRao
27th April 2006, 23:22
Martin,
I had to change these 2 parameters - LastDocName and WorktopClosedCorrectly to get it working for a user sometime ago or try to remove the worktop.ini from the application data directory and try again.
And also the paths are embedded into the wtd files -
<settings>
<atr name="version">2.4.9</atr>
<atr name="gct_path">c:\program files\baan\worktop\templates</atr>
<atr name="sct_path">c:\program files\baan\worktop\templates</atr>
<atr name="sct">PFC303502_np-lmss.sct</atr>
<atr name="gct">PFC303502_np-lmss.gct</atr>
<atr name="gct_local_path">C:\Program Files\Baan\Worktop\templates</atr>
<atr name="local_sct_path">C:\Program Files\Baan\Worktop\templates</atr>
<atr name="source">PFC303502</atr>
</settings>