Project Files
Studiometry lets you have a list of local files for each Project, and, if you're on a network setup with the option enabled, a list of Served Files that can be downloaded and uploaded between your employees.

Served Files

If File Serving is enabled on your network's server machine, every Project will have a split list of files with headers for Served Files and Local Files. Based on the Icon next to the served file, you can see that you:
() do not have the file on your local machine
() have the file on your local machine and it is synced with the server (same modification dates)
() have the file on your machine, but it is older than the server's file
() have the file on your machine and it is newer than the server's file
() are currently download or uploading the file

You can also see from the icon to the left of the file icon whether the file is
() checked out, and currently be used by another employee
() not checked out, and available for editing


When Served Files is enabled, you will be presented with Dialog boxes when trying to add files asking whether you'd like to add the file to your Server or to your Local Files list. Using the contextual menu (by right-clicking or control-clicking) can be a much easier way of performing actions with these files.

More Information: File Serving Information

Local Files

Each Project can have an unlimited amount of files attached. These files will be listed under the "Files" tab when a Project is selected. You can Double Click a file to open it, or right-click to bring up more options.

To attach a file, drop it in the list of files, or click the plus (+) button and select the file. Folders can only be added by dropping them directly into the list of files.

You can create File Actions for the files in your list by selecting the file and clicking the Edit Actions button. A file action starts a new or existing timer when the file is opened through Studiometry.

If you have a file action attached to a file and you'd like to open the file without running the action, right click (or control click) on the file and select "Open Without File Actions."


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