If I burn my main GPL folder and subfolders to a CDR is that all
that's need to create a working backup copy? Can I restore this copy
and then just run the GPL.exe for it to work or does it do some
registry lookup or something like that?
Nope, I don't think there are any registry entries. I just copy the folder
onto computer and run the .exe
James
OK, thx. That helps a lot as then I don't have to go through the
add-on dance each time I install it.
>>Hi,
>>Nope, I don't think there are any registry entries. I just copy the folder
>>onto computer and run the .exe
>>James
> OK, thx. That helps a lot as then I don't have to go through the
> add-on dance each time I install it.
Not sure about this, but I seem to have to at least run the GPL install,
then I delete the sierra/gpl dir and then unarchive my working copy-backup
that I have zipped onto a CDR.
Im just saying this in case you get to that part where your redoing the PC
like after "fresh install" it has worked well for me.
>>> Hi,
>>> Nope, I don't think there are any registry entries. I just copy
>>> the folder onto computer and run the .exe
>>> James
>> OK, thx. That helps a lot as then I don't have to go through the
>> add-on dance each time I install it.
> Zip it first!
> Otherwise all the files will be write protected. If you stick it in a
> zip file and burn that, they won't be.
>Not sure about this, but I seem to have to at least run the GPL install,
>then I delete the sierra/gpl dir and then unarchive my working copy-backup
>that I have zipped onto a CDR.
>Im just saying this in case you get to that part where your redoing the PC
>like after "fresh install" it has worked well for me.
Andi.
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> >Zip it first!
> >Otherwise all the files will be write protected. If you stick it in a
> >zip file and burn that, they won't be.
> Yea, I already thought of that, thx. But alternately you could restore
> the backup even if it's not zipped first and right click the main
> folder and uncheck readonly and apply.