Change the default naming format for a session?

NN315323UL

• 25. März 2019 20:21

Is it possible to change the default naming format for a session? Every time I create a session, I need to change the naming format. I use a preset for convenience but would prefer that the session would automatically use my preset as default.
Thanks,
John

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  SFA

  • 25. März 2019 21:42

  Do you mean the naming format for the folders of the session?
  
  Or something else?
  
  By "Preset" are you referring to the Session Template option?
  
  Grant

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  cdc

  • 26. März 2019 04:32

  NN315323UL wrote:
  Is it possible to change the default naming format for a session?

  
  
  Not to my knowledge.

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  OddS.

  • 26. März 2019 14:55

  NN315323UL wrote:
  ...the default naming format for a session?

  
  
  Are you asking about the Session Name format <any-string acceptable as a file-or-folder-name> or about the default Session Name "Untitled Session"? As far as I know, the session database file initially inherits the session name and some characters may not fit well. If I remember correctly, you can rename the session in C1 and keep the name of the session database file, but you may want to check the details.
  
  I sometimes prefer to create a new session with a name similar to an existing session. With a session already open, I do

  File->New Session...

  and then click the three-dot button at the right side of the

  Location

  field in the New Session dialog.
  
  My Windows operating system pops up its file navigation dialog pre-navigated to Location folder. I can see all session folders in that location folder. For me, those folder names are also my session names. I have no intention of changing Location, but I select an existing session folder and copy the session folder name to the clipboard (Ctrl+C in windows). I then Cancel the Location dialog, which returns me to the New Session dialog in C1. I paste the selected session folder name in the Name field, modify it to name my new session and click

  Ok

  It is way quicker to do than to describe 😉

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