Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="barsoomcore" data-source="post: 1487021" data-attributes="member: 812">Yes, exactly. A folder structure is perfect -- AS LONG AS I can quickly switch from one item (in path foo/bar/hidyhoo) to another (in path tom/dick/harry). What I like about my ProjectBuilder is that as a development environment, it keeps track of files I've opened and builds up a pop-up menu with them all. Which does the trick admirably. It also provides &quot;Back&quot; and &quot;Forward&quot; buttons so I can flip between two files easily. And finally, it allows me to create a &quot;split-screen&quot; view so I can view two files simultaneously. Those final three features (the menu, the buttons and the split-screen) provide far more useful functionality than any &quot;drill-down&quot; would be. To me, anyway.But see, for me, &quot;Publish to HTML&quot; is useless. When I want HTML, I write HTML. But I'm a bit of a cantankerous old coot when it comes to HTML.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="barsoomcore, post: 1487021, member: 812"] Yes, exactly. A folder structure is perfect -- AS LONG AS I can quickly switch from one item (in path foo/bar/hidyhoo) to another (in path tom/dick/harry). What I like about my ProjectBuilder is that as a development environment, it keeps track of files I've opened and builds up a pop-up menu with them all. Which does the trick admirably. It also provides "Back" and "Forward" buttons so I can flip between two files easily. And finally, it allows me to create a "split-screen" view so I can view two files simultaneously. Those final three features (the menu, the buttons and the split-screen) provide far more useful functionality than any "drill-down" would be. To me, anyway. But see, for me, "Publish to HTML" is useless. When I want HTML, I write HTML. But I'm a bit of a cantankerous old coot when it comes to HTML. [/QUOTE]

Verification