Subject Re: Missing the appdata file From Bob Mckinney <jrmckinney@gmail.con> Date Sun, 09 Oct 2022 18:09:07 -0400 Newsgroups dbase.getting-started Hi:  Win/11 is so much different for me I feel completely lost at times.  When I was trying to find ""ini" I was there but it was different.     I searched for the ini file by clicking the folders in the path in the file explorer.  When I got to the Bin folder  and clicked on it it opened a list of 6 items (  3 folders, 1 api name, 2 configuring file, One which was Plus  configuration file)   Since it was the only thing that said "Plus" , I clicked and it opened "Plus - Notepad".  Looking down the list of items(ini style) I saw current dates, so I have to assum it is the current inifile.   Sure wasn't expecting "notepd' file.  When I do really need the file I 'll know what to look for  Thanks for your pationce guys..............Bob >Andy Taylor Wrote: > Hi Bob, > > You're right, I gave you win10 instructions. > I'm glad you figured it out with Win11. > > As Ken has pointed out, the path that you show in your reply is screwy > with a double backslash in it... The good news is that there is a quick > and easy way to open up the plus.ini file for review or editing and that > is by simply typing the following within the dBASE command window and > pressing Enter: > >   modi comm (_app.iniFile) > > Cheers, > Andy > > > Hi Andy:  I fpund "appdata".  Following your directions was a bit tricky since w/11 has basically the same tools except they are not > > as visable as w/10.  Regardless, I got the job done with your direcrions. > > > > The path to inifile = "C:\Users\19564\appdata\local\dBASE\dBASE2019\\bin\inifile > > In the "file explorer", I traced the path to "bin" but i was never able to find"inifile" itself.  I don't need it right now, but I'm sure the need willl pop up soon.   Many thanks for the help........... Bob >