We have both German and English speakers using the software. When we print a document, if the language is German the documents are saved in `<working directory>/Dokumente` while for those with English they are saved in `<working directory>/Documents`. It would be nice if these saved in the same folder.
You can change the export/print folder under settings => have a look at page 100 in the user manual
Thanks for the quick reply.
Where can I find the user manual? I feel like if this is the main source of user docuemtnation it should be more easily accessible both fromthe website and from within the app. perhaps add a link to it in the `Help` toolbar menu?
It also seems that this setting does not resolve the issue as the path in the mentioned setting is relative to the either `<working directory>/Documents` or `<working directory>/Documents` folders, so doesn't unify them based on language.
It is possible to use the parent directory (`..`) in these settings, so I was able to do something like `../Dokumente/<rest of path>` to put everything in the same folder. There is still a translation issue for the path templates, though.
e.g. `{doctype}` goes to `Auftrage` for those with German, but `Orders` for those with English. (For us this isn't an issue, but still something worth noting.)
We have both German and English speakers using the software. When we print a document, if the language is German the documents are saved in `<working directory>/Dokumente` while for those with English they are saved in `<working directory>/Documents`. It would be nice if these saved in the same folder.
Hi, this doesn't work by design. Fakturama is so designed, that you get always the localized folder structure. So, you can change the folder format string and omit the doctype, but then *all* documents are written into one folder. Maybe this is a workaround.
Viele Grüße
Ralf.
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Thank you. Yes, this is what we are currently doing using a template string without any placeholders.