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Save attachment data not only a path to it

May be save an attachment files to a special storage folder of Taskcoach.

It very usefull for Portable version, because all data should be Portable including Task-Attachements

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completed  ·  AdminTask Coach developers (developer, Task Coach) responded  · 

This is already possible. In the preferences dialog (the files tab) set the attachment base directory to your portable device. When attaching files, first copy them to your portable device and then attach them.

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  • Yusuf Bolu commented  ·   ·  Report

    I also think that it would be better if task coach "automatically" copies an attachment to a specific archive folder which is defined by the user. This way the user can find all attachments in one place in the future.
    Copying each attachment manually to a base folder is not useful.

  • miD commented  ·   ·  Report

    "first copy them to your portable device and then attach them."

    Exactly that is a Problem! :)

    I would like to Drag&Drop to Task,
    an then a Copy of a File will be Stored internally within a Task (may be direct in XML as BIN-Data)

    Because in that way i don't need to create folder-Structer for attachements.

    (Sorry for Capitalizing some words - it's german Habit)