0000478: Back-out / Modify behavior of #444 - Default behavior for new collections should be to "accept new clips".

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0000478

[ClipMate 7] Collections

minor

always

10-09-06 17:00

10-16-06 14:30

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Chris Thornton

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Chris Thornton

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urgent

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fixed

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Summary

0000478: Back-out / Modify behavior of #444 - Default behavior for new collections should be to "accept new clips".

Description

After hearing from several users who were unhappy with "feature" 0000444, the default behavior for new collections is now back the way it was, "accept new clips" = YES.
The rationale for 0000444 was to avoid cluttering up collections with new data, instead letting new data go into the InBox. That had been a common request for years. But now we're hearing for the rest of you! So it's an option in Tools | Options | Capturing, defaulting to YES (the way it was).
Note: this setting affects the initial value for the "accept new clips from clipboard?" option in the Collection Properties dialog, which you can access by right-clicking on a collection in the Collection Tree within ClipMate Explorer. Collections marked as "no", will appear with red/maroon type in the collection tree.

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7.1.05.167

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Issue History
Date Modified	Username	Field	Change
10-09-06 17:00	Chris Thornton	New Issue
10-09-06 17:00	Chris Thornton	Status	new => assigned
10-09-06 17:00	Chris Thornton	Assigned To	=> Chris Thornton
10-09-06 17:00	Chris Thornton	Fixed In Release	=> 7.1.05.167
10-09-06 17:09	Chris Thornton	Description Updated
10-16-06 14:30	Chris Thornton	Status	assigned => resolved
10-16-06 14:30	Chris Thornton	Resolution	open => fixed

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