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| asurada1982
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Apr 24 2013 07:16 PM
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not img pic???
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| Paul
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Apr 24 2013 10:45 PM
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This new naming scheme, while giving helpful information in the file names, has two problems for me. Two images from the same source want to overwrite each other when saving them, and "S/mileage" breaks the save dialog, at least in Linux using Firefox. The same may be true for "juice=juice" as well, I haven't tried it yet.
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| DomScatterbrain
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Apr 24 2013 11:50 PM
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I prefer the old naming rules, it's easier to sort by just looking at file names rather than choosing to sort them based on system date. Ah yeah, also agree with Paul. I must rename it manually every time i save a picture. How about a pic with tons of tags on it like a group pic of Mobekisu-J? Some program has "file name too long" problem, especially programs for backup and file transfer.
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| Shinzui
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Apr 25 2013 12:10 AM
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I liked the old way because you could save without renaming. Never had issues sorting them, it's not usually hard to remember who's in it.
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