Total Commander is NOT Windows.
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Because different TC versions, TC addons and even plugins rely on the ini current location settings - they would all break if this is suddenly changed.
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I don't want to break all that. The current hierarchy is as documented here:
http://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=69998#69998
I would like to insert the new location AFTER point 4 - so lower than the Windows directory.
http://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=69998#69998
I would like to insert the new location AFTER point 4 - so lower than the Windows directory.
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You mean that TC should look (when starting) whether there is an ini in the Windows dir, and if not, create it in "Documents and Settings" or so?
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I see - sounds like a reasonable extension, I will add it to my to do list.
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Yes, I second that motion.
I currently pre-install tc in my OS disks, but for that to work I need to use
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Ghisler\Total Commander]
"IniFileName"=".\\wincmd.ini"
"FtpIniName"=".\\wcx_ftp.ini"
"InstallDir"="%SystemDrive%\\tcdir
and mainly that last entry sucks ass, obviously..
I currently pre-install tc in my OS disks, but for that to work I need to use
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Ghisler\Total Commander]
"IniFileName"=".\\wincmd.ini"
"FtpIniName"=".\\wcx_ftp.ini"
"InstallDir"="%SystemDrive%\\tcdir
and mainly that last entry sucks ass, obviously..
To Ghisler
Is it possible to put two options at the beginning of installation such as :
- Normal installation
- Portable installation
Someone can prefer normal installation (classical installation) and someone can prefer portable installation (just unzip all into application folder with "ini" files, maybe shortcuts can be asked)
this may help to solve the problem
Is it possible to put two options at the beginning of installation such as :
- Normal installation
- Portable installation
Someone can prefer normal installation (classical installation) and someone can prefer portable installation (just unzip all into application folder with "ini" files, maybe shortcuts can be asked)
this may help to solve the problem