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Its purpose is to enable you to preserve preferences from the earlier
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- version of < em > CodeSnip</ em > and to import any user snippets database you
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- may have created.
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+ version of < em > CodeSnip</ em > and to import any user defined snippets
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+ database you may have created.
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- Notes: If you run < em > CodeSnip 4</ em > as a different user you may see this
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- dialogue box again since it performs configuration on a per-user basis.
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+ you may see this dialogue box again since it performs configuration on a
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The dialogue box takes the form of a multi-page wizard. You can't cancel
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- Once you have decided whether to preserve preferences or not , click the
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< em > Next</ em > button. This will take you to the < em > Snippets database</ em >
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page or the < em > Summary</ em > page, depending on whether a user defined
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snippets database has been found.
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you prefer to abandon the database, clear the check box.
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- If you do create a copy of the database any changes you make to it will
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- not be reflected in the earlier copy, or vice versa. This is because a
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- snippets database updated by < em > CodeSnip 4</ em > ceases to be readable by
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- earlier versions.
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+ If you do create a copy of the database any changes you make to it in
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+ < em > CodeSnip 4 </ em > will not be reflected in the earlier copy, and vice
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+ versa. This is because a snippets database updated by < em > CodeSnip 4</ em >
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< strong > Note:</ strong > If you don't install the old database you can still
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- 4</ em > at a later date, provided you don't uninstall the older version of
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- < em > CodeSnip</ em > . See < a
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+ export snippets from it later, using the old version of < em > CodeSnip</ em >
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+ and then import them with < em > CodeSnip 4</ em > . If you think you may need
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+ to do this do not uninstall the older version of < em > CodeSnip</ em > . See < a
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- If you preversed your preference and any loss of information has been
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- detected, or is possible, the information is listed here. See the
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+ detected, or is possible, that information is listed here. See the
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"Preferences" page section above for details. Otherwise the
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page simply reports that the process is complete.
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