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nlite has timestamped only one last_session.ini and last_session_u.ini set of files
which one is tha most latest? the timestamped or the not-timestamped one?
thanks
PS: nlite should include a more efficient session saver feature
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Posted 26 June 2006 - 06:08 AM
The one with no timestamp is the most recent. The one with the most recent date is in fact the same as the one without any date.
That's what I know. Why not check the properties of the files ?
That's what I know. Why not check the properties of the files ?
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Posted 26 June 2006 - 06:12 AM
there is nothing in the files that can indicate which is the latest, they dont contain timestamp or something
the only way is to remember what recent changes you made, which is kinda inconvenient
"The one with the most recent date is in fact the same as the one without any date."
you are saying that both sets of ini's are the same? I think they are not
I think nlite can only save 2 sets of session.ini's
the timestamped is the pre-latest, and the non-stamped is the latest
the only way is to remember what recent changes you made, which is kinda inconvenient
"The one with the most recent date is in fact the same as the one without any date."
you are saying that both sets of ini's are the same? I think they are not
I think nlite can only save 2 sets of session.ini's
the timestamped is the pre-latest, and the non-stamped is the latest
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Posted 26 June 2006 - 06:22 AM
I don't have any nlite preset available.
Just check the modification dates of the files (not in the name, in file's properties).
Just check the modification dates of the files (not in the name, in file's properties).
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