Tomasz,
Can we please start moving away from storing data in the registry.
It is an abomination of all things!
I realy can't see why config settings can't be stored in "Config Files".
It is the standard way to store settings.
Some reasons why using .cfg files would be better.......
*Backup*: You can backup config files.
*Corruption*: Registry files often get corrupted. (Often if this happens
a windows reinstall is required - Either way you loose those settings)
*Multiple use*: If config files are kept in a per install basis, Then
multiple installs can each have their OWN config settings.
*Restore*: If you find you have muffed your settings, you can restore
your configs with greater ease.
*Downgrade*: If you wish to downgrade (ie from Beta version that changes
config settings) back to a Final release version.
*Crash/Replace Hardware*: You want to be able to just restore your AB
directory and know everything is how it was.
*Peace of mind*: As above. When ALL settings are in config files - You
know when you backup, You have EVERYTHING!
Im sure there are other reasons. But of the top of my head those Seven
are pretty good reasons in themselves.
Kind Regards
Michael.
Tomasz Janeczko wrote:
Toolbars are stored in registry. However due to changes
(for example Portfolio Manager button removed ) - you can not have
them "exactly"
the same.
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Yuki Taga" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, February 05, 2007 10:04 AM
Subject: [amibroker] restore my toolbars after upgrade
> What file do I need to restore from my backups to put my main
> toolbars *exactly* as they were before the upgrade, or is this
> impossible?
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