Thanks for the reply, Scott.
I am using Gimp for Linux, but after reading my message, I realized that I got
my file and folder definitions all wrong. Here is what I meant.
I start the application.
I open a file, usually from my sd card.
I work on the image and then save it in a folder.
I open another image without quitting the application and after working on it I
want to save it in the same folder as the previous one, but no-I am being sent
every time to the top of my filesystem and have to dig down to find the folder
where the previous picture of the set is. Kinda annoying, especially if all
you do is "save for the web"
Boris
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IMP for Windows or GIMP for Linux?
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 09:58, Willie Wonka <alienspecimen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I have been using GIMP for a while. Like it very much, but there is one
> thing that irritates me...
>
> I open the program, open a picture, work on it and then save it in a
> different file, where the completed work stays. So far, so good...then I
> close the picture and open another one. Work on it and want to save it in
> the same file as the previous one. How come that GIMP does not direct me to
> the file where the completed pictures are? It sends me to an upper level
> directory and I have to dig down to the completed pictures file every time I
> want to save a picture?
>
> Now I would understand this behavior if I were to close the program after
> saving the first picture. I have been looking for a setting that would
> allow me to tell GIMP "Hey, as long as this session is open, save all
> pictures in the file where the first one was saved", but to no avail.
>
> Anyone having the same problem?
>
> Best
>
> Boris
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