Difference between revisions of "Backup"

Revision as of 08:25, 25 March 2015

Follow these steps to save your user settings to a unique file name:

If DDUtil starts normally .
- Open the Option menu.
- Select the Restore User Settings item.
- Select the file name you wish to restore.
- Press the Open button.
- DDUtil will restart with your restored settings installed.

If DDUtil DOES NOT start normally .
- Open the DDUtil install folder (usually C:\DDUtil).
- Execute (double-click) the DeleteUserConfig.bat file.
- Start DDUtil (will have default settings).
- Open the Option menu.
- Select the Restore User Settings item.
- Select the file name you wish to restore.
- Press the Open button.
- DDUtil will restart with your restored settings installed.

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 ==Backup User Settings==
-<span style="color:red">'''Important Notice!'''<br>
-'''With version 3.1.0.0 and greater this feature is no longer operational.'''</span>
-If the '''Auto Save User Settings''' check box is selected on the '''[[Features]]''' tab of the '''[[Setup]]''' form '''DDUtil''' will automatically save a copy of the user settings file every time it has a normal close. Further action is not required under normal conditions. However, if you wish to force save of the user settings file use the following procedure.
 Follow these steps to save your user settings to a unique file name:
 * Open the '''Options''' menu.
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 * Give the file a unique name you can recognize.
 * Press '''Save'''.
-'''Caution:'''
-* Make sure you save a good file and not a corrupt one. If you're having problems now is not the time to save a backup.
 ==Restore User Settings==