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I force quit textedit as a way of saving. Then I don't have to go in and name my 20 open documents. Every few months I'll manually save or delete my files. But
by alana314 4y ago
I force quit textedit as a way of saving. Then I don't have to go in and name my 20 open documents. Every few months I'll manually save or delete my files. But it's interesting that force quit is more convenient and less annoying than "save"
- eyelidlessness 4y agoI’m not sure if I’m glad someone else has my exact organizing strategy, but I’m definitely glad it’s working for you!
- eproxus 4y agoI never understood why TextEdit just doesn’t silently exit and open all the unsaved windows the next time. I thought that was the point if this whole feature? (That’s exactly how Sublime Text implements it and I love it. I use a lot of unsaved scratch buffers for temporary notes). It feels like the worst of both worlds…