A Avi Shmidman Feb 240 3 2019-03-13 #1 When upgrading to a new version of TCC, how does one import settings and configuration from the previous installation? (In my case, I'm upgrading from v22 to v24)
When upgrading to a new version of TCC, how does one import settings and configuration from the previous installation? (In my case, I'm upgrading from v22 to v24)
Joe Caverly Aug 2,241 105 2019-03-13 #2 Here is what I do. When upgrading, I do not un-install the previous version. From the v22 command prompt; Code: c:\users\jlc\utils>echo %_ininame C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD22\TCMD.INI Note the location of the TCMD.INI file for v22. After I install v24, from the v24 command prompt; Code: c:\users\jlc\utils>echo %_ininame C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD24\TCMD.INI Make a backup of the TCMD.INI from the newly installed v24. Copy the v22 TCMD.INI to the v24 TCMD.INI Now, if you have any problems between the two TCMD.INI files, you have a backup of the v24 TCMD.INI file to work with. Note that v24 has TCEDIT; Code: c:\users\jlc\utils>tcedit /? Edit text, INI, and script files TCEDIT [/C /EXIT /INI /START] filename ... ...which allows you to edit your TCMD.INI by using; Code: tcedit /ini Joe
Here is what I do. When upgrading, I do not un-install the previous version. From the v22 command prompt; Code: c:\users\jlc\utils>echo %_ininame C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD22\TCMD.INI Note the location of the TCMD.INI file for v22. After I install v24, from the v24 command prompt; Code: c:\users\jlc\utils>echo %_ininame C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD24\TCMD.INI Make a backup of the TCMD.INI from the newly installed v24. Copy the v22 TCMD.INI to the v24 TCMD.INI Now, if you have any problems between the two TCMD.INI files, you have a backup of the v24 TCMD.INI file to work with. Note that v24 has TCEDIT; Code: c:\users\jlc\utils>tcedit /? Edit text, INI, and script files TCEDIT [/C /EXIT /INI /START] filename ... ...which allows you to edit your TCMD.INI by using; Code: tcedit /ini Joe
A AnrDaemon Aug 763 11 2019-03-14 #4 Just keep your .ini file in user directory. Sadly, it's not roamed, so you would still have to manually move it between your machines.
Just keep your .ini file in user directory. Sadly, it's not roamed, so you would still have to manually move it between your machines.