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The INI file location can be setup using the INI file setting | The INI file location can be setup using the INI file setting UseIniInProgramDir. This works fine but it could be more powerful. | ||
It should be changed to a settings location file which is always located in the program dir. If it doesn't exist the already existing logic is used. | It should be changed to a settings location file which is always located in the program dir. If it doesn't exist the already existing logic is used. | ||
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When using the commandline /I= tells TC the path the settings location ini file. /F can be used for something else. | When using the commandline /I= tells TC the path the settings location ini file. /F can be used for something else. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:04, 28 June 2007
The INI file location can be setup using the INI file setting UseIniInProgramDir. This works fine but it could be more powerful.
It should be changed to a settings location file which is always located in the program dir. If it doesn't exist the already existing logic is used.
[Locations] Main=C:\MyMain.ini FTP=\\Server\CommonFTP.ini History=%TEMP%\TC_Garbage.ini ...
When using the commandline /I= tells TC the path the settings location ini file. /F can be used for something else.
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