Re: Renaming File

I often use File > Save As "some other name" to backup my nod
files.
Close NOF and reopen the application.  The last saved file is usually on top
of the list.


--Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
www.alt-web.com




"TheBox" <nospam@this.com> wrote in message
news:fq6snv$gj34@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com...
> Welcome to the group Thumbless.
> -
> When creating a site in NOF, as you have found out, it has you name it.
> That is your .nod file, or your database for that site.  You need not
rename
> it if you don't have too.   NOF looks for that the next time you launch
NOF
> again.  If you renamed it, nof can't find it.  If you have to have the nod
> you renamed, just go into File>Open Site...then navigate to the file
you
> renamed.  It should be picked up in the list the next time.  If not, you
can
> go into Preferences in Online View...middle right.  Hit it and set your
> preferences; lock, remove, hierarchy etc.
> -
> HTH,
> Bert
>
> "Thumbless" <thumbless@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:fq6qjm$hfc3@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com...
> > I'm just learning NOF
> >
> > I started a site named it test now I'm wanting to give it real name
when
I
> > went in and renamed the nod file I no longer see the site in my list
how
> > can I rename the file and not loose it in the list.
> >
>
>

I'm just learning NOF

I started a site named it test now I'm wanting to give it real name when I 
went in and renamed the nod file I no longer see the site in my list how can 
I rename the file and not loose it in the list. 

Thanks I'm going to be creating a mirror of the site as I'm creating a 
SIMPLE site for two bowling alleys both owned by the same person just 
different names.

"TheBox" <nospam@this.com> wrote in message 
news:fq6snv$gj34@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com...
> Welcome to the group Thumbless.
> -
> When creating a site in NOF, as you have found out, it has you name it. 
> That is your .nod file, or your database for that site.  You need not 
> rename it if you don't have too.   NOF looks for that the next time you 
> launch NOF again.  If you renamed it, nof can't find it.  If you have to 
> have the nod you renamed, just go into File>Open Site...then navigate to

> the file you renamed.  It should be picked up in the list the next time. 
> If not, you can go into Preferences in Online View...middle right.  Hit it

> and set your preferences; lock, remove, hierarchy etc.
> -
> HTH,
> Bert
>
> "Thumbless" <thumbless@gmail.com> wrote in message 
> news:fq6qjm$hfc3@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com...
>> I'm just learning NOF
>>
>> I started a site named it test now I'm wanting to give it real name
when 
>> I went in and renamed the nod file I no longer see the site in my list

>> how can I rename the file and not loose it in the list.
>>
>
> 

Welcome to the group Thumbless.
-
When creating a site in NOF, as you have found out, it has you name it. 
That is your .nod file, or your database for that site.  You need not rename 
it if you don't have too.   NOF looks for that the next time you launch NOF 
again.  If you renamed it, nof can't find it.  If you have to have the nod 
you renamed, just go into File>Open Site...then navigate to the file you 
renamed.  It should be picked up in the list the next time.  If not, you can 
go into Preferences in Online View...middle right.  Hit it and set your 
preferences; lock, remove, hierarchy etc.
-
HTH,
Bert

"Thumbless" <thumbless@gmail.com> wrote in message 
news:fq6qjm$hfc3@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com...
> I'm just learning NOF
>
> I started a site named it test now I'm wanting to give it real name when I

> went in and renamed the nod file I no longer see the site in my list how 
> can I rename the file and not loose it in the list.
>