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In the IDL Workbench, right click on your project folder in your Project Explorer view to open the Project Properties dialog. Next, select "IDL Build Properties" in the left pane of the project properties dialog.
Then on the right side of the dialog, click on the "Create build script in editor..." button. This will create a draft editor document with IDL commands equivalent to what is executed when you build that particular project.
After dismissing the project properties dialog, notice in the build script that the "SAVE..." command includes the /VERBOSE keyword setting, for example:
SAVE, /ROUTINES, FILENAME='C:\Users\joeuser\IDLWorkspace84\myapp\myapp.sav', /VERBOSE
One approach to turning off the verbose SAVE when you build your project would be to do the following:
1.) Copy the SAVE command but without the ", /VERBOSE" part.
2.) Open the properties dialog for your project again and open the IDL Build Properties section.
3.) Uncheck the "Create a save file" checkbox.
4.) Paste the copied SAVE command into the field titled "IDL post-process command to execute after compiling:", for example:
SAVE, /ROUTINES, FILENAME='C:\Users\joeuser\IDLWorkspace84\myapp\myapp.sav'
5.) Click on "Apply", and then "OK".
6.) Build your project with the modified build properties.
At this point, the verbose SAVE command output should no longer be displayed.
I hope this can be helpful.
Kind regards
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