xev Posted November 22, 2008 Share Posted November 22, 2008 I want to create a dozen or so very similar programs, and I really don't want to have to use the GUI to edit them each individually. Is there a way to create programs on your computer, then upload them all? I broke apart the ZIP file and saw the .PGM files, and they seem like basic XML. If I copy and edit them, will it work, or are there other files that refer to the specific programs? Thanks. Xev Link to comment
Sub-Routine Posted November 22, 2008 Share Posted November 22, 2008 You can use the Copy option from the right button menu and then Find/Replace, or the Export/Import from the same menu to use a text editor. I have to believe that would be safer than modifying the whole backup. Rand Link to comment
xev Posted November 23, 2008 Author Share Posted November 23, 2008 I don't know how I missed the import option. Thanks. I wish that it took more than one program at a time, but that did it. Thanks! Xev You can use the Copy option from the right button menu and then Find/Replace, or the Export/Import from the same menu to use a text editor. I have to believe that would be safer than modifying the whole backup. Rand Link to comment
Michel Kohanim Posted November 23, 2008 Share Posted November 23, 2008 xev, It does take more than one program at a time: put your programs inside a folder and import/export the folder. With kind regards, Michel I don't know how I missed the import option. Thanks. I wish that it took more than one program at a time, but that did it. Thanks!Xev You can use the Copy option from the right button menu and then Find/Replace, or the Export/Import from the same menu to use a text editor. I have to believe that would be safer than modifying the whole backup. Rand Link to comment
xev Posted November 23, 2008 Author Share Posted November 23, 2008 So it does - thanks! I didn't see that documented anywhere, but I might have missed it. And why are you working on a Sunday? X xev, It does take more than one program at a time: put your programs inside a folder and import/export the folder. With kind regards, Michel I don't know how I missed the import option. Thanks. I wish that it took more than one program at a time, but that did it. Thanks!Xev You can use the Copy option from the right button menu and then Find/Replace, or the Export/Import from the same menu to use a text editor. I have to believe that would be safer than modifying the whole backup. Rand Link to comment
Michel Kohanim Posted November 23, 2008 Share Posted November 23, 2008 Hi xev, Thanks for the update. The reason I work on Sundays is that we don't have good documentation! With kind regards, Michel So it does - thanks! I didn't see that documented anywhere, but I might have missed it. And why are you working on a Sunday? X xev, It does take more than one program at a time: put your programs inside a folder and import/export the folder. With kind regards, Michel I don't know how I missed the import option. Thanks. I wish that it took more than one program at a time, but that did it. Thanks!Xev You can use the Copy option from the right button menu and then Find/Replace, or the Export/Import from the same menu to use a text editor. I have to believe that would be safer than modifying the whole backup. Rand Link to comment
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