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fred
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 Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2009 6:09 pm Post subject: Portable version without TextEd.ini |
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Not a big deal but perhaps the portable version without the TextEd.ini could make extracting easier.
Now i select all and deselect the TextEd.ini before extracting, but i admit there have been times i forgot the ini and did overwrite my textEd.ini  |
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Rickard Johansson
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If we exclude the ini file the editor will not have any active highlighters. I don't want to hard code those settings into the editor. It's a lot of data and not that easy to implement. It could also cause problems if you want to use a different highlighter for say Java files.
I'm sure that after you've managed to erase your settings a few times you'll learn to be more careful  |
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pjj
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Location: Kraków, Poland
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| Rickard Johansson wrote: | | I'm sure that after you've managed to erase your settings a few times you'll learn to be more careful |
...or, better yet, use backup software on daily basis. I recommend Abakt: lamentably, it's discontinued, but it's powerful and very flexible, too; I haven't find anything better than it. Here you can download it: http://www.xs4all.nl/~edienske/abakt/-ARCHIEF/ Oh, and many thanks for the heads-up: I just added TextEd.ini from my portable RJ TE to the list of files to be backed up  |
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fred
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| Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 12:15 pm Post subject: |
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A while ago i was ill and easier distracted/less carefull thats why it happened 
I use Cobian backup but any backup will do  |
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