Fringe Ryder wrote: > > Aha! Since you can re-alias your Documents folders, my "userhome" > area stores pretty much just the explorer menu settings, desktop, and > cookies. No data I would ever edit. So it would never have occurred > to me to look there.
I have over 20 applications on my Windows machine that store their settings in <user home>. Granted, this way of saving settings comes from the Unix world, but JPluck is cross-platform. > Unless you really expect JPluckX to run multiple users on one system, > I humbly suggest you keep the settings with the executable, at least > on Windows. And even if using multiple users, since your files are > XML you could easily divvy them up by user inside a monolithic config > file. The best solution is to specify the configuration file on the command-line. This way you can store it anywhere you want and the application doesn't have to take into account platform-specific cases(which only require more work and maintenance). Will implement this for the next release. Thanks -Laurens _______________________________________________ plucker-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-list
