Just a quickie - I don't want to lose the record of my pb's from the old
(over-patched and very bloated) installation. Which files do I need to
shuffle across to the lean, new installation? For the record, no I didn't
backup as I went along with the previous install, hence the new one - lesson
learned!
Thanks in advance,
Rick.
"Rick Catton" wrote...
> Just a quickie - I don't want to lose the record of my
> pb's from the old (over-patched and very bloated)
> installation. Which files do I need to shuffle across
> to the lean, new installation? For the record, no I
> didn't backup as I went along with the previous install,
> hence the new one - lesson learned!
Your personal bests are stored in your player.ini file in the
players\your__player subdirectory. You can either keep the entire players
directory and copy it over the one in the new installation or....
Alternatively, you can create an account at http://gplrank.schuerkamp.de/
upload the file there as your times improve and restore it if you ever need
it again.
Jan.
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"Jan Verschueren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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need
> it again.
I'd definitely recommend backing up your entire player tree. You can always
download the pretty stuff & tracks again, but your setups are vital.
I accidentally lost mine once.. lesson well learned ;-)
Malc.
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> "Rick Catton" wrote... > > Just a quickie - I don't want to lose the record of my > > pb's from the old (over-patched and very bloated) > > installation. Which files do I need to shuffle across > > to the lean, new installation? For the record, no I > > didn't backup as I went along with the previous install, > > hence the new one - lesson learned! > > Your personal bests are stored in your player.ini file in the > players\your__player subdirectory. You can either keep the entire players > directory and copy it over the one in the new installation or.... > > Alternatively, you can create an account at http://gplrank.schuerkamp.de/ > upload the file there as your times improve and restore it if you ever> I'd definitely recommend backing up your entire player tree. You canalways
> download the pretty stuff & tracks again, but your setups are vital.
>
> I accidentally lost mine once.. lesson well learned ;-)
Good point. Despite the fact they're not that great, the thought of losing
my setups just sent a shiver down my spine ;)
Nice one chaps - thanks for the advice.
Rick.
