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This would be a real time saver....

ScaramangaScaramanga
edited March 2014 in Need Help
Is there a way to create a template of a tiered project so that I can just load it up each time I want to start a new one? 

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  • SvenSven www.GSA-Online.de
    you can simply duplicate a present tier structure using the main project (asked later on).
  • ScaramangaScaramanga
    Thanks Sven, a couple more time saving questions:

    1.) Can articles be imported into multiple projects at the same time?

    2.) Can I fill all the fields in multiple projects at the same time with my WAC ID?
  • SvenSven www.GSA-Online.de

    1) not yes, still on to do list...you can use %spinfolder% macro till then.

    2) just on a single project.

  • ScaramangaScaramanga
    Thanks
  • JudderManJudderMan UK
    Regarding your first question, you can save your engine configuration (right click on the engine part of the project), save T1, T2, T3 or whatever separately, then you can load up each Tier in the future really quickly - or create a 'dummy' tiered project kept Inactive and duplicate that filling in the details for the new site/URL. You can also use Notepad++ (see https://forum.gsa-online.de/discussion/comment/60909#Comment_60909 and other threads by ron) to modify/edit projects in bulk. 

    Spinfolder macro as Sven said is much better to use in my opinion than loading 100s of spun articles in SER as you want to keep the amount of files to a minimum in SER for optimum performance. I pull articles using %spinfolder% from the desktop or Dropbox (the latter is handy if you have multiple copies of SER and servers). 
  • ScaramangaScaramanga
    Thanks Judderman, I'll give the %spinfolder% a go.
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