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File Tab<br />

This tab on the New Dialog is used to create new files. It is displayed when you click File > New or use the<br />

new command. See Creating Files for more information.<br />

<strong>SlickEdit</strong>® <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> 507<br />

FILE<br />

The fields and options on the File tab are described as follows:<br />

• Document Mode - Specifies the language editing mode for the new file. The language editing<br />

mode determines the options and features that will be available for this file (see Language Editing<br />

Mode). Double-click on a mode to instantly create an empty, untitled buffer set to that mode.<br />

Recently used language modes appear at the top of the list. You can control the number of<br />

recently used items that appear with the option Number of recent modes to store at the bottom<br />

right of the tab.<br />

When you select the Automatic mode, the language mode is picked based on the file extension of<br />

the file you name. If your extension doesn’t match a mode, you’ll be asked if you want to create it<br />

as plain text. Double-clicking Automatic creates an untitled plain text file.<br />

• Add to Project - When selected, the new file will be added to the selected project in the current<br />

workspace. Use the drop-down list to select the project. This option is set automatically if a project<br />

is open.<br />

• Filename - Specifies the name (without path) of the file to create.<br />

• Location - Specifies the directory in which the file should be created. By default, this is set to the<br />

current working directory (see The Working Directory). Click the Browse button to the right of this<br />

field to browse for a location. You can also type a path and if the directory does not exist, you will<br />

be prompted to create it after you click OK.

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