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TheMonkey replied

16 July 2006, 16:49
Yeah I had one of them last week. Not bad considering I had to browse for about 50 files to insert into the application
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Joshua Hallelujah Booker replied

16 July 2006, 10:10
What, like Microsoft Office Suite you mean? Does anyone put all their documents, whatever the contents, in a single directory?
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AtW started a topic Programmers who should be fired on a spot

16 July 2006, 09:23
Programmers who should be fired on a spot

1. Those who code file dialogs to select file(s) but do not implement "last chosen directory" setting thus making user change to that dir all the time, ffs - do they ever use their own creations?
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