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[David Kasprzyk]

Howard and Jeremy:

Ok well it seems like at least a few people would find it useful if the 
current window settings (open or closed / position, etc.) for the Info, 
palettes, colors, font, and selections windows were saved along with the 
file data.

Now since I'm not sure how we are handling to file saving, I don't know 
if this would be a feasible request but I definitely think that it could 
be a very useful addition even if it was an option.  Maybe we could have 
a check box under the Saving documents preference for including these 
settings.  I will pass this on to our programmers to look into.

  Sincerely,

David Kasprzyk
support at omnigroup.com

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On Thursday, December 27, 2001, at 03:48  AM, Jeremy Reichman wrote:
>
> I also like your idea of saving the file as an 'environment' and 
> opening up the palettes in use while it was saved. Graffle seems very 
> dependent on palettes (to its detriment on my PowerBook screen, 
> actually). Now that I've actually been reading the tutorial (*sheepish 
> grin*) and picking up on the features, I'm finding more about how it 
> all fits together. (Like, I finally found out how to make shadows 
> transparent and so on.) Having the palettes re-open with the file would 
> make some sense to me, at least as a preference (maybe have an option 
> to ask if you want the palettes you were last using open when you open 
> the document?).
>
>
> On Wednesday, December 26, 2001, at 10:18  PM, Howard Kaufman wrote:
>>
>> Last idea for today:
>> When I save a file that is zoomed to some odd percentage with the zoom 
>> tool,
>>  it opens the next time zoomed to 800%, instead of the zoom I saved it 
>> in.
>>   Perhaps you could save the zoom value with the file so it opens that 
>> way the next time.  (O.K. that goes in the nit picky file).  More 
>> important, it doesn't open with the Palettes that were open when I 
>> saved it.  I have to manually open them again to continue where I left 
>> off.  Perhaps it would be nice to save with the file which palettes 
>> were open.  Then you could open that file (or a template) as an 
>> "environment".