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gdaysydney Member 
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I guess this is a new feature of the latest version ( or I missed it before) There is now a folder set up for schedules which means there is a way of putting some logic into the storing of schedules rather than just a long list Here is a screenshot of the dispatch window and the explorer window (loops) The create folder icon is circled in red and some new folders I have created are indicated in blue. The explorer window ( aptly named ) makes for easy review of the schedules.  Now that I have discovered this feature I will more than likely move away form my previous schedule numbering system. |
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John Dew Full Member 
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It came with V9 .......but like you I only discovered it by accident. Its a great innovation..........makes my schedule list far easier and quicker to navigate. You can add additional layers of sub folders if, like me, you have some very complex routines Cheers John |
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John Dew wrote: ..........makes my schedule list far easier and quicker to navigate. You can add additional layers of sub folders if, like me, you have some very complex routines Definitely agree - although I hope I have more success than I do with the folders on my computer - its so complex I sometimes have to revert to the search function to find a file.  |
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