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10.06.2013, 06:15
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why not just copy /cfg/ ?
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11.02.2016, 08:56
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If I copy cfg folder, need to open folder in explorer. Also the folder has like 3000 files.
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11.02.2016, 09:59
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the menu already exists
main menu> file > backup > backup all settings does all of that, just you don't get a selection of what gets backed up. (all cfg/ does). raztoki
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12.02.2016, 20:47
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Does it backup all settings to one file or archive? Yes, copy fall cfg might do that, but it is harder to maintain versioning. Also there is heaps of files, like 3000+ files currently in my cfg folder. I prefer to backup to one simple archive.
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