> > There is another option: > > * Create links on the desktop, on for each user. > > * Change the link from > > java -jar .../josm-tested.jar > > to > > java -Djosm.home=.../josm-user1 -jar .../josm-tested.jar > > > > (Replace "..." by the path to the preference folder for user1 and the > > path to josm-tested.jar respectively.) > > > > This will keep the preferences for each user in a separate folder. > > Or use a script to start josm and delete/replace the config files after > exit.
Thanks for the suggestions but both have a problem. JOSM is set up with presets, and tile layers. If each user had a different preferences file, or the config got deleted each time, we'd lose those settings too. Wondering about --D. I assume java is passing that into josm as an environment variable? Could the same be done with a blank login and password? If so, how would that look? Mikel _______________________________________________ josm-dev mailing list josm-dev@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/josm-dev
