Am i right in thinking that project files are 'all-or-nothing'? Very often -- especially when working on mosaics -- i yearn to be able to save a single workspace. And wouldn't a non-destructive way of restoring a project (that is, reading in and adding to, not closing down, currently open files) be great? Notwithstanding the obvious (but hardly insuperable) problem of potential duplicate identifiers...
Yea, there are work-rounds -- save the full project, close all the workspaces bar one, save the now single-workspace project, restore the full project -- but is there no less clunky way? And no work-round that i know of for reading in a project non-destructively...but i'd be delighted to be shown to be wrong
Yea, there are work-rounds -- save the full project, close all the workspaces bar one, save the now single-workspace project, restore the full project -- but is there no less clunky way? And no work-round that i know of for reading in a project non-destructively...but i'd be delighted to be shown to be wrong