::EXPORT TEXTPAD SETTINGS
@echo off
REM This tool makes a complete backup of all your TextPad settings
REM in the Windows Registry.
REM The area of useage is quite wide. You can make custom "workspaces"
REM trough launching different .reg-files. Also, you may set the "prompt for parameters"
REM checkbox in textpad. Also, "Capture output" & "supress until..." sould be checked.
REM
REM In the "Parameters" textfield you can type in the deafult name for a
REM backup. ex: "texpad.reg" or "c:\textpad.reg"
REM
REM As the "initial folder" you can type in a default value, leave it blank or use $FileDir
REM © 2002 Rasmus Andersson [flajm.com / rasmusandersson.com]
REM ADDED DOUBLE EXPORT FOR CURRENT SETTINGS ALSO
REM Yordan Georgiev
REM Dim vars
set KEYPATH=HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Helios\TextPad 4
set BUFILENAME=tps__%date%.reg
set CurrentSettings =CurrentSettings.reg
REM check for errors
:DOCHECK
if "%BUFILENAME%"=="" goto :REPORTERROR
:DOBACKUP
REG EXPORT "%KEYPATH%" "%BUFILENAME%"
::BACKUP THE LATEST SETTINGS INTO SEPARATE FILE
REG EXPORT "%KEYPATH%" "%CurrentSettings%"
::CREATE A FOLDER FOR THE SYNTAX FILE
mkdir textpad_system
::NOW COPY ALL THE SYN FILES INTO
copy /y "C:\Program Files\TextPad 4\system\*.syn" "%cd%\textpad_system"
REM Report success
:SUCCESS
echo Registry backup of "%KEYPATH%"
echo successfully saved to "%BUFILENAME%"
goto :ENDBAT
REM reports an error
:REPORTERROR
echo You must specify an output filename for the
echo backup.
echo Example: c:\appbackup.reg, textpad.reg, \\computer\folder\backup.reg
REM Exits and quits
:ENDBAT
EXIT
::IMPORT_TEXTPAD_SETTINGS.cmd
:: SHOULD BE THE SAME NAME AS THE ONE IN BACK UP TEXTPAD BATCH
REM FILE IMPORT_TEXTPAD_SETTINGS.cmd
REM This tool makes a imports the backup of all your TextPad settings
REM in the Windows Registry.
REM COURTESY TO EXPORT VERSION OF
REM © 2002 Rasmus Andersson [flajm.com / rasmusandersson.com]
REM ADDED SIMPLE IMPORT
REM Yordan Georgiev
set CurrentSettings =CurrentSettings.reg
REG IMPORT "%CurrentSettings%"
copy /y "%cd%\textpad_system\*.syn" "C:\Program Files\TextPad 4\system"
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