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# Overview #
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The File menu contains
all the features related to file management (open, save, new, etc.).
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# Contents #
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- New File: Creates a new empty document
with current syntax colorizing mode enabled.
- Clear
File: Clears selected document.
- Open:
Opens an existing file enabling the most appropriate syntax colorizing mode. If
you open a ZIP or JAR file, Jext will open a ZipExplorer in which will prompt you
to choose which packed file to open from the archive.
- Open
In Area: Works exactly like the Open function but do not create
a new document in the interface. It replace current selected document instead.
- Open URL: Opens a file specified by its URL. This
allows you to open a file from the Web or from your Intranet.
- Recents: This submenu contains a list of recently
opened files. By default it holds the eight most recently opened files, but this
can be configured in the Options pane.
- Clear Recents:
Flushes the contents of the Recents submenu. You use it to mask what you've been
working on or to prevent accidental access to recent files that no longer exist
or aren't currently mounted (i.e. if they were opened from a removable device such
as a CD-ROM or floppy disk).
- Close:
Closes selected document. If this document was modified, Jext warn the user and
ask hime wether to save the document or not.
- Close
All: Closes all the opened document, asking to save one of them
if necessary.
- Save: Saves the current
document. If the current document is new (i.e. has not been opened from an existing
file or has not been saved yet) Jext calls Save As...
- Save
ALl: Attempts to save all the opened documents.
- Save As: Enables the current document to be saved
with a different name.
- New Window:
Creates a new Jext window.
- Open In Window:
Creates a new Jext window and opens an existing file in it, enabling the most appropriate
syntax colorizing mode. Opening a ZIP or a JAR file initiates the same action as
with the normal Open command.
- Close Window:
Closes the current window and exits Jext if there are no remaining windows. If your
work hasn't been saved yet, Jext asks you if you would like to save your changes
before exiting.
- Quit: Exits Jext
by closing all its open windows and checking if your documents need to be saved
or not.
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by Romain Guy Last update: 05/05/2000
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