In article <ShZsagF$EnRFFwWM@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, David Pilling <flist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > In message <45464999.2000608@xxxxxxxx>, Clive Bonsall > <C.Bonsall@xxxxxxxx> writes > >OK, that's sorted it. But ISTR something about right-click on the Save > >As button gives plain Save ... how do I get that back? > I believe this extra functionality was something I wrote up on the mail > list. > I'm a bit disappointed that I have just failed to find it. Could this be it? It's from the thread 'Ovation Pro RISC OS 2.76 9th Feb'. In article <9Eu9t3KzJp9DFwoK@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, David Pilling <opro@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >at lest 50p for 'adjust click save' on the save icon :-) > >Pipedream, Easiwriter, Personal Accounts at least have a facility > >where an 'adjust click' on the save icon saves to the last used > >destination. > As supplied Ovation Pro has two button macros, one is "save as", the > other is "save". By default the "save as" button appears on the button > bar. > So if you want a save button the easiest thing is to go to the Macros > window and enable the "save" button. > Plan B. Is to save the bit between the cut lines as a script file (type > B24 on RISC OS, extension .csc on Windows): > ------------------------------------8<----------------------------------- > void main(void) > { > defmacro2(4+64,"saveas","{if((macenv & 0xFF00)==(4<<8)) > savedocument(\"\"); else if((macenv & 0xFF00)==(1<<8)) > openfilesaveas(); > else if((macenv & 0xFF00)==(8<<8)) macv=\"saveas\";}","saveas","Save > as.|MLeft click to save the current document using the Save As dialogue > box."); > } > ------------------------------------8<----------------------------------- > Double click run it, check that you now have a "save as" button which > saves when right clicked and offers to "save as" when left clicked. If > it is OK, go to Macros and click on Save. > I presume that is the upgrade you wanted 8-) HTH, Evan.