how to clean ?

[andrew b]

how to clear recent soundfile filelist ?

[ivanoff]

how to clear recent soundfile filelist ?

Hi,
shift + left click

[mr_es335]

Andrew,

Form the User Manual, page 244: "Pressing the [Shift] key when selecting an entry will remove that entry from the list."
* See: Page 18, 2.3.5, paragraph 1 and paragraph 2...

[andrew b]

Andrew,

Form the User Manual, page 244: "Pressing the [Shift] key when selecting an entry will remove that entry from the list."
* See: Page 18, 2.3.5, paragraph 1 and paragraph 2...

Thanks a lot

[andrew b]

Hi,
shift + left click

Thanks a lot

[andrew b]

Thanks a lot

but I still wonder where it was stored in the registry

[andrew b]

Thanks a lot

but I still wonder where it was stored in the registry

[jmh]

but I still wonder where it was stored in the registry

It's not. Saw's housekeeping is internal to its directories. This would be in one of the files. I played around with the one that keeps track of the recent edls. It wasn't worth figuring out - particularly after having such a nice answer to that version of your question.

BTW, windows or the installer might make an entry, but I believe saw itself writes nothing to the registry.

[mr_es335]

Andrew,

As far as I understand, Bob's software does not write to the Registry...in fact..."Why would it need to?"

This "data" is stored in two data files...both located in the \Configuration folder, 1) RecentSessionList, and 2) RecentSoundFileList
* If you "Nuke these beggars..."...then, all is gone!! This is how I generally go about things anyhow.

RE: JMH..."...Windows or the installer might make an entry, but I believe saw itself writes nothing to the registry." "No", to the first, and, "Yes", to the second.
* Bob's "modus-operandi" is rather ingenious...especially when it comes to his installation routines...

For-your-interest...I go through a rigorous testing process when I first install an application - which involves two terms "clean" or "dirty". All-in-one"="Clean"..."More-than-one"="Dirty"
* Both SAW and SAC are "All-in-one" environments...so "Clean". No hooks or embeds.
* Waves stuff, on-the-other-hand...extremely dirty...which is why I will never, ever use their stuff.

Hope this helps...or, at least, makes sense?

[andrew b]

Andrew,

As far as I understand, Bob's software does not write to the Registry...in fact..."Why would it need to?"

This "data" is stored in two data files...both located in the \Configuration folder, 1) RecentSessionList, and 2) RecentSoundFileList
* If you "Nuke these beggars..."...then, all is gone!! This is how I generally go about things anyhow.

RE: JMH..."...Windows or the installer might make an entry, but I believe saw itself writes nothing to the registry." "No", to the first, and, "Yes", to the second.
* Bob's "modus-operandi" is rather ingenious...especially when it comes to his installation routines...

For-your-interest...I go through a rigorous testing process when I first install an application - which involves tow terms "clean" or "dirty". All-in-one"="Clean"..."More-than-one"="Dirty"
* Both SAW and SAC are "All-in-one" environments...so "Clean". No hooks or embeds.
* Waves stuff, on-the-other-hand...extremely dirty...which is why I will never, ever use their stuff.

Hope this helps...or, at least, makes sense?

thank you very much !!!