Doug,
Perfect, that's exactly what I was looking for. I vaguely remembered
something about the config file but couldn't think of what it was exactly.
That should do the trick.
--pete
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ConfigNames.ini is your file for that. Check out the one in the shared
folder, then if there isn't one in the user folder, create one using the
shared one as a model. Don't just copy one to the other though, and don't
modify the shared-folder instance. You can load scripts by application name
or by web domain for websites. You probably know this, but use Ins+Q to get
the exact application name to use for apps, and Alt+D in a browser to get
the page address control in focus so you can figure out a domain.
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I sometimes wish that scripts related to a particular program were put in
their own directories so that it would be easier to figure which scripts
went with which program and/or easily swap out scripts by just moving or
renaming a folder rather than going through the tedious process of
highlighting a bunch of files and operating on the set.
Anyway, since that isn't the case, I thought there was a way of using some
sort of configuration file to redefine the base names for scripts for a
program. I thought that might be a better way of easily swapping out
different sets of scripts for a particular program, especially during the
development process.
Anyway, I can't seem to find a reference to this or how to do it.
Can anyone point me to a simple way of easily swapping sets of scripts in
this manner?
Thanks.
--Pete
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