Sonny Software

I normally use an edited version of SBL journal glossary. But each time I update BE I have to make a copy of the file and save it in other place to avoid the new BE folder to overwrite it with the standard one (it happened to me already once, notwithstanding the warning message!) .
Is there any possibility to store the journal glossaries in (and use them from) a different directory which will be preserved when updating BE?

And a minor point:
- Wouldn't it be more intuitive to have also an "OK" or "Done" button in the journal glossary editing window? It sort of scares when, after having changed many things you have to press the red button to be prompted to either save or discard changes... Perhaps it is my problem as a "converted" from MS environment?

Thank you

eleuteruiz wrote:Is there any possibility to store the journal glossaries in (and use them from) a different directory which will be preserved when updating BE?

Bookends has done that since 8.0.2. Keep your personal glossaries (or those you've modified from the original) in ~/Library/Application Support/Custom Journal Glossaries.

eleuteruiz wrote:- Wouldn't it be more intuitive to have also an "OK" or"Done" button in the journal glossary editing window? It sort of scares when, after having changed many things you have to press the red button to be prompted to either save or discard changes... Perhaps it is my problem as a "converted" from MS environment?

Of course I could add a button easily, but the red close button does have a dot in it, which tells you that a change has been made and you can expect a prompt when closing it. Just one less button to clutter the window...

Jon
Sonny Software

Jon wrote:Bookends has done that since 8.0.2. Keep your personal glossaries (or those you've modified from the original) in ~/Library/Application Support/Custom Journal Glossaries.

I hadn't noticed it.

Jon wrote:...but the red close button does have a dot in it, which tells you that a change has been made and you can expect a prompt when closing it.

Idem.

Thank you!!