Hello,
is there an easy way to save the actual session to a local file and restore it later?
A little example:
Situation:
I have a project and have to compare some results. I have two file and prepare the comparison with complex replacements.
What I want:
My "Save Session Snapshot" could also be integrated in the "Save Session As"-command (instead "Create in" also the possibility to "Save to local File")
What I have to do now to get a similar solution:
What I do really:
Disadvantages:
I have a lot of this file specific sessions (most of the time, they are one-time actions).
If I want to restore such a session, I must remember, that I did the comparison already - and I have to find it. When I would have a 'bcsss'-file in my project directory, I would see: There was already a comparison.
When my 'project' is finished I delete (or archive) the project folder - but the BC3-session still exists.
If I continue my work on another PC, I must transfer my sessions to the other PC in advance.
Or is there already such a "Session Snapshot"?
is there an easy way to save the actual session to a local file and restore it later?
A little example:
Situation:
I have a project and have to compare some results. I have two file and prepare the comparison with complex replacements.
What I want:
- Call "Save Session Snapshot"
- Save the session settings in my project folder (file-extension bcsss or similar)
- Stop my work. Close BC3...
- Later (sometimes a year later) I can reopen my session with a doubleclick on the bcsss-file. I can continue the comparison.
My "Save Session Snapshot" could also be integrated in the "Save Session As"-command (instead "Create in" also the possibility to "Save to local File")
What I have to do now to get a similar solution:
- "Save Session As": Save the session BC3 internal
- Tools->Export Session
- Unmark all, select "Sessions"
- Unmark all
- Search my Session and mark it
- Finish (Save BCSessions.bcpkg to my project folder)
- Delete the session
- Stop my work. Close BC3...
- Doubleclick on BCSessions.bcpkg
- Import session
- Select session, continue my work.
What I do really:
- "Save Session As"
- Create new Subfolder 'Projects/Project XX'
- Save my session for later use.
Disadvantages:
I have a lot of this file specific sessions (most of the time, they are one-time actions).
If I want to restore such a session, I must remember, that I did the comparison already - and I have to find it. When I would have a 'bcsss'-file in my project directory, I would see: There was already a comparison.
When my 'project' is finished I delete (or archive) the project folder - but the BC3-session still exists.
If I continue my work on another PC, I must transfer my sessions to the other PC in advance.
Or is there already such a "Session Snapshot"?
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