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MoonKid:
How can I backup ALL my C::B settings?
Is there a backuproutine?

mandrav:
Yes.
Copy all files from your profile folder (usually, just one file: default.conf).

Your profile folder is different depending on your OS. For example, in windows 2000/XP it would be "C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\codeblocks" or "C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Local Settings\Application Data\codeblocks", while in a typical linux system it would be /home/<username>/.codeblocks (notice the dot before "codeblocks").

MoonKid:
> Copy all files from your profile folder (usually, just one file: default.conf).
> Your profile folder is different depending on your OS

I can not find any of this files or directories. There is no default.conf anywhere on my system!

Where does C::B store the settings on Win98se?

thomas:
In that case, you probably use RC2 (it helps to always tell exactly what version you are using). RC2 stores its configuration in the registry (hkey_local_machine/software/codeblocks if I am not mistaken).

You can use Regedit to export the complete CodeBlocks key with all its children to a .reg file. Alternatively, RC2 allows import and export of configurations (somewhere in the Settings menu).
Please do note, however, that you will not be able to import your settings into more recent versions, as they use a completely different system than RC2 does.

MoonKid:
The export is buggy. The import "is not implemented". thx

I submited a feauter  #1819.

It could not be that there are so many different ways handling the settings of C::B.
There must be one os-independet way.

Then there can be easy import/export function.

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