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    Default Scrap usage?

    Hi all,

    How many off you use the scrap-object feature ?

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    Question Re: Scrab usage?

    What's a scrab?
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    Default Re: Scrab usage?

    It's something like this;

    Open Xxpro create some objects,select these objects and drag n drop(or copy/paste) them on a (windows) folder.
    There is a scrab object created in this folder.

    Now close xara

    When you double+click the scrabobject it opens xxpro with the objects as objects thus editable.
    When you change any object you can update the scrab object or save a copy as .xar,(look in file menu)

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    Default Re: Scrab usage?

    would that be scrap rather than scrab?
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    Default Re: Scrab usage?

    Nope

    Steve, i will put in the file,try to open it
    maybe this works(just a guess)

    **works,downloaded it from here on my other pc**

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    Default Re: Scrab usage?

    interesting looks very similar - are you running standard english windows?
    EDIT - no I can see you are not - is it a language thing?
    I'll look at your file...
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    Default Re: Scrab usage?

    yes - thats what I'd call a scrap object

    interesting that it updates automatically as you make changes - now that could be useful

    EDIT - actually it dosn't - it just automatically updates when you exit - not so useful
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    Default Re: Scrab usage?

    Yes that's it,are you able to open it?
    don't know about auto-update but you can manually
    **edit does auto update on exit.
    But still interesting for inbetween editing and at the end save a copy as .xar **


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    Last edited by haakoo; 06 November 2007 at 07:00 PM.

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    Default Re: Scrap usage?

    yes can open it fine and it acts just like a scrap file I create on my machine.

    not sure what you mean by 'edit does auto update' - maybe thats what I had in the back of my mind - how does that work?
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    Default Re: Scrap usage?

    To answer your initial question: I do know about scrap objects, but I don't use them. Scrap files is a somewhat forgotten Windows function

 

 

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