Following up on clearing / blanking SSC editing screen. As I said, don't see a way to completely clear / blank / delete / erase the current image in the main editing screen, w/o also deleting the file from disk (once already saved).
If you've
saved a captured image to disk, edited or not, then select the remaining image & click red 'X', it gives the attached warning. After a file has been saved to disk, & then want to del the image from the editing screen, why should the default (& ONLY) option be to del the SAVED image
from disk & send to recycle bin?
If captured image has
NOT been saved to disk & click red 'X', it just deletes the image (gives blank screen) as would be
expected. Don't think I've ever seen any prgm, that once the current file has been saved, that then
clearing the current screen wants to ALSO del the file from disk??? Why, if the file has already been saved, would selecting an object on the editing screen want to delete the
saved file from disk (unless there's a "Delete Saved File option)? Why not just allow "delete the object", or "clear screen"?
I see your point about wanting to clear the current image.. it's true there isn't really a way to do it -- mostly because there isn't much point to it -- anything you might want to do you can do whether there is an image showing or not. At least that is what I believe, but this seems to contradict that:
But if I want to import / open an image from disk w/ SSC, while there's already an image in the editor screen, it doesn't replace the existing image.
Can you elaborate on this?
I did elaborate on it, but no reply. Not being able to clear the editing screen doesn't always work, as I described.
After saving a capture to disk, then try to clear the object (get a blank screen), if click the red 'X', attached image is the message you get. Appears to be no way around it & behavior makes no sense.
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