Hello Ralph,

thanks for your hints – all of  them make sense indeed. One thing, the “not found” file will soon be a memory from the past 🙂

Would you like to help us testing the next version?

Please write me at andrea at tabbles.net

THanks,

A.

Hello Marcus,

thanks for your hints! Let’s see:

1) how exactly would you like the search to work?

2) you’ll need to elaborate this: by color = by the RGB value of the tabble? :O

3) you’ll see this happening very soon 🙂

Can we please continue this conversation per email? Please write me at andrea at tabbles.net

Thanks!

A.

Hello Didier,

there is currently no way to hide or remove them, but there may be one in the future.

Why are they bothering you so much?

THanks,

Hello There!

I believe that the the question you want to ask is: “Where is the Tabbles database and how do I move it” and the answer is  “in the Documents\Tabbles folder, just copy and paste it”.

Basically just backup your Documents\Tabbles folder, keep it safe (it’s probably less than 2MB) and then restore the whole folder in your new pc. As long as all the files tagged are in the same drive(s) (let’s say: C:\ and D:\), than you should be good to go.

BR,

Andrea

Hi,

Tabbles looks through all the files in the database. You need a trick to do what you ask. See Maurizio’s answers below.

Andrea

• This reply was modified 10 years, 4 months ago by Maurizio. Reason: correction by maurizio
• This reply was modified 10 years, 4 months ago by Maurizio. Reason: correction by maurizio

No, we’re still here – even if we’re hiding a bit 🙂

Thanks,
Andrea

Hi boba, and welcome here! 🙂

It seems to me that you’re not asking the same thing as cpc… I guess you want to create extension tabbles – please check the training video "create a tabble part 2" on our videos page.

What cpc wants to do is having all the tabbles with a certain extension, to be automatically added to a certain normal tabble (not extension tabble). You have 2 ways to do this:

The slow way:
– Tools > auto-tagging rules > New
– in the upper part (when a file is created) check "and the file type is" and type ".doc" in the field.
– in the lower part (then) check "show a popup…" and "put the file in the tabbles" and then click on the button next to it to select the tabble(s) "Documents"
– click ok.
– repeat this for each extension you want to add.

The fast way:
– Tools > auto-tagging rules > New
– in the upper part (when a file is created) check "and the file path matches the regular expression" and then type in the regular expression you need. We have a list of tested regular expression here. In your case, I guess the regular expression you need would be:

.*.(?:doc|docx|mobi|ai|jpg)$

– in the lower part (then) check "show a popup…" and "put the file in the tabbles" and then click on the button next to it to select the tabble(s) "Documents"
– click ok.
– get a fresh drink and enjoy the ride

I hope this helps,

Andrea