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Hi, How do you mean "move the whole PSPad folder" ? Do you mean the installation folder including the executables ? That would not be handy because it would slow down the startup and generates megabytes of network traffic (loading pspad, dictionaries, etc.). Moving the PSPAd folder from "documents and settings" does not work, since PSPad just creates a new folder instead of looking to the moved one. Another way of incorporating this (besides using an environment variable) is adding a folder textbox to the Progam Settings, that specifies where the pspad.ini can be found. -- PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
