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Paul Fishwick wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Looks like we are at a "usability" impasse :) perhaps others can join in and
we can see where we are.
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As far as the <b>*default*</b> ini/config files, I have no preference
how they are organized, one file, one folder, multiple files and
folders, whatever. What I do have a preference for is the ini/config
file that I use to set all of <b>*my*</b> config values. I would
prefer to have one ini/config file that has <b>*all*</b> of my
settings that are different from the default settings and none of the
values that are the same as default This file is normally small; so,
it's not a problem to have all in one file. Since only I know what
settings I choose to make different, I am okay with having to create it
by hand, but it will need to be read last to make sure it overrides any
default ini/config files and/or folders. If others prefer to modify the
<b>*default*</b> ini/config files, more power to them, (and it should
be allowed, IMHO).<br>
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~Sean<br>
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-p
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Sean Hennessee
Central Computing Support
Network & Academic Computing Services
UC Irvine
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