Scripts - Open Script (File Menu)

Opening Existing Script Files in GGP

Overview

If you’ve previously created and saved a script file in GGP, using File | Open Script allows you to quickly restore that session to its last saved state.

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How to Open a Script File

1. Go to File | Open Script.

2. Use standard Windows navigation methods to browse and select your script file.

   • The interface will reflect your system’s folder view and preferences.

   • A GGP Places Bar on the right-hand side will assist with quick folder navigation.

3. Use the GGP Folders buttons to select the relevant level.

4. Click the desired script file name.

   • If a Script Description was used, it will appear to assist in selection.

Note:
Script files use the .GSC extension.
Older .SCR files can still be opened, but if modified, they must be saved with a .GSC extension.

See Script Files for more details.

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Working with Multiple Script Files

• You can open up to three script files simultaneously.

• Each open session appears as a tab at the bottom of the screen.
  See Change Session for switching between tabs.

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Tips for Faster Access

Tip 1:
Quickly open one of the last nine saved scripts directly from the bottom of the File menu.

Tip 2:
By default, the Open Script dialog opens in your Home directory.
To change this behavior:

• Set the Start In property of your GGP or GMAIN32 desktop shortcut to your preferred directory.