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Re: [StrongED] stoppong a file auto-loading
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- Subject: Re: [StrongED] stoppong a file auto-loading
- From: Tony Moore <old_coaster@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 02 Aug 2010 10:26:53 GMT
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On 1 Aug 2010, Jeremy Nicoll - ml stronged
<jn.ml.sed45@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Tony Moore <old_coaster@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > Yes, you're right, the option was set, but I couldn't load StrongED
> > to change it to 'don't remember'...
>
> Aren't all these options stored in text files these days?
Yes, in !Stred_Cfg.UserPrefs.Global.Options
> if so, !Edit would have sufficed to change it
True, but as I said in the bit that you snipped:
> > (and it seems that it wouldn't have helped because, by that time,
> > the file was already listed for auto-load).
> and whatever was in the 'List' file.
At the time of my original post, I was not aware of the 'List' file
(hence my question), or that the problem file had also been copied to
!Stred_Cfg.UserPrefs.AutoSave
To fix the problem it was necessary to delete the contents of the
AutoSave directory.
Tony
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