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Re: cut and paste reminder



Harry,
If you have installed vDosPlus using one of my installers, the version info is in the version.txt file in the same folder as your vDosPlus.exe.
The current installers make a complete backup of your setup 
automatically, so you can install on top of your current setup. The 
backup is a zip file, so if you have to restore anything, just drag and 
drop.
The easiest way is to install the Service Pack proper (it is 
ready-to-run!), and add customizations from your earlier startup and 
default files. If you change code pages (e.g. from 437 to 850), this is 
preferable. "Restore settings" copies your current defaults to the setup 
if you keep your current code page (CP437). Do not use "Restore 
settings" when changing code pages. Instead, add your own customizations 
from your earlier startup and default files.
You can, of course, read the documentation, and do all the setup steps 
yourself. In this case, select the Update version. It does not change 
your configuration files but you must remember to tick the "Restore 
settings" box in the final stage of the installation dialogs to keep 
custom settings. You have to finalize code page setup and other tweaks 
yourself. All the necessary files are provided by the setup.

Best regards,

Kari Eveli
LEXITEC Book Publishing (Finland)
lexitec@xxxxxxxxxx

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Harry Binswanger wrote:
Kari,
It's been so long that I don't know what I've updated. Can you help?
My vDosPlus.exe file has a size of 1,296,384 and a date of 08/19/2023. When I launch and do VER<helpkey> I see: vDosPlus 2015.11.0 (build 2017.03.15), reported DOS version: 7.10. I don't know if I have your SP which, I gather, allows for better fonts, and maybe even windows proportional fonts. Could you easily explain what my situation is, given all this (which I should know, but have been mainly absent from here for a few years).
Regards,
Harry