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Settings Migration Tool – RAD Studio

Posted by jpluimers on 2018/06/26

I totally missed that this was introduced in Delphi XE8: [Archive.is] Settings Migration Tool – RAD Studio.

It allows exporting/importing your Delphi settings and migrate them from older Delphi versions.

I need to try to find out which older Delphi versions it supports.

–jeroen

via: [WayBack] For once, I remembered …\Studio\19.0\bin\migrationtool.exe and imported all the IDE tweaks and color settings I had… – Lars Fosdal – Google+

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4 Responses to “Settings Migration Tool – RAD Studio”

  1. wmeyer's avatar

    wmeyer said

    2018/06/29 at 22:36

    Help says supports Delphi 7 onwards. Forward only, of course.

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  2. SJordi's avatar

    SJordi said

    2018/06/26 at 08:46

    Don’t know about you but it NEVER EVER worked for me. It screwed upgrades, each time.
    It’s easier to install on top of an existing version.
    I was fortunate to upgrade on a virtual machine with a snapshot before the upgrade, letting me switch back, but each time I had a working upgrade (meaning fully uninstall, and full install), applying the saved settings with the migration tool broke everything.

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