BACKGROUND:
I am a relatively new user to BC, it is great. There is, however, one thing that seems strange. I don't completely understand why BC saves folder sync sessions and general session data *inside* the application itself, instead of saving it to my local file system as stand-alone documents, like most programs do.
This is the one kind of annoying thing about BC that I wish I knew why it does this.
QUESTION:
Is there a way for me to either:
1) get BC to save a session to a real folder on my computer, instead of the built-in folders inside the BC GUI; or
2) get BC to take the foldersync session settings and export it to a runnable BC script?
RATIONALE:
Sometimes I want to save foldersync session data as a project file on my local machine, along with other files, or save a session data inside a zip file for backup purposes or something like that.
I am a relatively new user to BC, it is great. There is, however, one thing that seems strange. I don't completely understand why BC saves folder sync sessions and general session data *inside* the application itself, instead of saving it to my local file system as stand-alone documents, like most programs do.
This is the one kind of annoying thing about BC that I wish I knew why it does this.
QUESTION:
Is there a way for me to either:
1) get BC to save a session to a real folder on my computer, instead of the built-in folders inside the BC GUI; or
2) get BC to take the foldersync session settings and export it to a runnable BC script?
RATIONALE:
Sometimes I want to save foldersync session data as a project file on my local machine, along with other files, or save a session data inside a zip file for backup purposes or something like that.
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