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Screenshot Captor / Re: Path to ScreenshotCaptor settings can't be modified

« on: June 24, 2015, 08:52 AM »

It does sound like you may have installed the portable version on your deskop -- or for some other reason it's having trouble saving files where it wants to.

-mouser (June 23, 2015, 11:03 AM)

No, I was talking about the standard version of SC, not the portable version. And I installed it with standard settings and path.

The easiest solution might be to install the normal version of Screenshot Captor -- you can even tell it at the time of installation to erase any previous settings to start from scratch.

Yes, that's what I did twice 

You can also just delete the ConfigDir.ini file in the Program Files x86\Screenshot Captor directory to use default.

I also tried this "trick", but without success - it still creates the Donnation Coder folder on my desktop.

To summarize, if you install Screenshot Captor and do not mess with the ConfigDir.ini file, it will store all settings and those subdirectories under your Documents directory.

Unfortunately not... any other ideas? Is there possibly some registry settings that might have been messed up by any of the installations? 

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Screenshot Captor / Path to ScreenshotCaptor settings can't be modified

« on: June 23, 2015, 03:29 AM »

Hi,

since several days, my ScreenshotCaptor installation started to always put an additional "DonnationCoder"-folder onto my computer's desktop, which has a ScreenshotCaptor-folder and different subfolders in it (MyClipart, MyFrames, ObjectPresets, Screenshots, Temp).
These subfolders are also present in the ScreenshotCaptor program's installation path, where they are named a bit differently (Clipart, Frames, ObjectPresets, Screenshots, Sounds, Tools).

The ScreenshotCaptor.ini file is now always created in the ScreenshotCaptor-folder on my computer's desktop, instead of the program's installation folder.
I don't know, why I now have to accept an additional folder on my desktop   and I tried to get rid of it by searching through the program's settings. Anyway, the only thing that I was able to find was the ConfigDir.ini-file.

But all the modifications in this file that I tried until now didn't change anything on my system.
I tried to set the path to
CONFIGDIR = .
CONFIGDIR = %MYDOCUMENTS%
CONFIGDIR = C:\
(and, yes, I left away the "\\" characters in front of the respective line   )

... no success and no change! Modified settings of the program will always be written to the ini file that is located within the ScreenshotCaptor subfolder on my computer's desktop.

What is going wrong here?
Is there another way to get rid of the desktop folder and have ScreenshotCaptor write its settings into the installation folder again?

Thanks for helping!

btw: my system is a Windows 7 Enterprise laptop; I already reinstalled ScreenshotCaptor two times from scratch; ScreenshotCaptor version is 4.12.0