Author Topic: Select where to download before queueing articles.  (Read 2795 times)

coooljono

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Select where to download before queueing articles.
« on: February 06, 2007, 02:13:27 PM »
1st off, great work on writing such an awesome application.  It must have taken a lot of effort, and I am very grateful.

Now for the request.  It has been talked about already, but the thread as closed.

When you get search results from one of the search tabs, it would be great if you could select "add to queue and save to" instead of having to "add to queue" then go to the queue and change the download directory.

It is nothing major, but would be a nice addition to the program as I am sure a lot of people like myself save different types of content to different folders/Hard drives.

Thanks again!

Offline afdad

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Select where to download before queueing articles.
« Reply #1 on: February 07, 2007, 12:04:57 AM »
It's already there. After you select "Add to queue", you may enter any name for the queue, which - when the corresponding option is activated - will also be the name of the download directory.

coooljono

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Select where to download before queueing articles.
« Reply #2 on: February 07, 2007, 01:24:32 AM »
I am using V0.24 and atm it does not let me browse for where to save it.

Do you mean there is an option I need to check in "setup"? if so can you let me know where as I have gone through it but can not see one.

When I select a file and "add to queue", it lets me name the folder/heading for the files in the queue, but it does not let me tell it where to save the folder on my computer.

Offline Hecks

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« Reply #3 on: February 07, 2007, 10:05:37 AM »
Setup > Download > Create subfolders based on NZB name.

This will direct downloads into existing subfolders in your default download directory if you type these when adding to queue.  You can't change drive or direct to nested subfolders in this way, though, I think.