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Hi there and thanks for your post!
Regarding your query, .NET Reflector can actually remember the last browsed location within a single session of using the tool, so long as you're exporting an assembly to a folder with the same name as the assembly. For example, if you export the assembly, Foo, the default location is %UserProfile%DocumentsReflectorDisassemblerFoo. However, if you modify the location to anywhere else that ends in Foo, say d:MyFilesExportedFoo, Reflector will remember that the next time, so that if you export Bar next, the location will change to d:MyFilesExportedBar.
However, the location will be reset upon closing .NET Reflector--I've gone ahead and added a feature request to remember the location for the subsequent sessions (with internal reference, RP-2890). Thanks very much for your suggestion and apologies for any inconvenience caused by this! -
Ok. thanks very much for details
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Hello,
The path still not remember in Net Reflector 9.0.1.374.
If i was you, i would make the program save the path in registry if i closed the program. pretty easy.
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Can your developers make "Browser For Folder" remember the last path? I'm using export to source code often so i want it remember.
If your dev don't know how to do it, take a look here if programmed in C#:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1203 ... -by-a-user
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1214 ... y-the-user
Thanks