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<h2>Results of questionnaire</h2>

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<li><a href="#op8">Q8. To keep configs, which do you like registry or file?</a></li>
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<h3>Q8. To keep configs, which do you like registry or file?</h3>
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<tr><th width="30%" align=left>Registry</th><td width="10%">38</td><td>
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<tr><th width="30%" align=left>File</th><td width="10%">393</td><td>
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<tr><th width="30%" align=left>ini</th><td width="10%">96</td><td>
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<li>human readable/writable is what I like best! -- P�tur <span class=comdate>2004/07/05 01:28:44</span></li>
<li>I would also prefer human readability/writeability -- andreas fl ouml;gel <span class=comdate>2004/07/09 17:45:16</span></li>
<li>A file would be easiest -- Richard <span class=comdate>2004/07/22 02:33:34</span></li>
<li>easily accessible is, er, easier -- Alistair <span class=comdate>2004/07/28 22:51:11</span></li>
<li>Please stay out of the registry. -- John <span class=comdate>2004/08/24 11:43:43</span></li>
<li>file will be much more simple -- AlmondKing <span class=comdate>2004/11/05 22:07:14</span></li>

<li>I think a human readable/writable file better -- carlucce <span class=comdate>2004/12/03 23:47:58</span></li>
<li>File's the best - GB 2004/12/20 --  <span class=comdate>2004/12/20 20:26:46</span></li>
<li>Human reading files are the best. For backup and power user purposes... -- Rodrigo Ilton Caruso (Brasil) <span class=comdate>2005/02/24 21:38:33</span></li>
<li>file is in keeping with the flexibility and simplicity of the rest of Tombo -- sracer <span class=comdate>2005/03/16 05:07:48</span></li>
<li>reg is the standard, though files are easier to deal with -- maks <span class=comdate>2005/04/13 21:27:52</span></li>
<li>file!, if you want to have TOMBO (desktop ver.) in a memory stick together with your data, so relative root folder would be nice too... -- FipS <span class=comdate>2005/04/22 22:10:38</span></li>

<li>File is best. Easiest to manage, cross platform -- Jules <span class=comdate>2005/05/19 16:36:32</span></li>
<li>I prefer FILE, for better BACKUP/RESTORE -- Marco Merken <span class=comdate>2005/06/20 02:12:00</span></li>
<li>In file -- Fatal <span class=comdate>2005/07/30 15:37:14</span></li>
<li>In file, It seems to be more useful to use several tombo at another purpose --  <span class=comdate>2005/08/23 19:55:38</span></li>
<li>With file it's easy to use the program from a memory stick -- RFZ <span class=comdate>2005/08/26 17:16:00</span></li>
<li>for easy management -- o2mini-wm2003 <span class=comdate>2005/08/27 12:59:41</span></li>

<li>for easy management -- o2mini-wm2003 <span class=comdate>2005/08/27 13:40:52</span></li>
<li>File or Ini - I do not know the difference. But editable is always good. -- Dmitry <span class=comdate>2005/09/03 02:00:14</span></li>
<li>I like to have settings I can read and delete if necessary. -- Larry <span class=comdate>2005/09/14 21:27:56</span></li>
<li>File is th best, or ini. Just not registry. -- vlado4 <span class=comdate>2005/10/20 23:23:05</span></li>
<li>File or ini -- Scholar <span class=comdate>2005/11/02 21:42:55</span></li>
<li>Just simple - txt or ini -- Tomek <span class=comdate>2005/11/07 18:36:18</span></li>

<li>I use it for 2 years now. Very useful and very efficient. Expecting a new version soon. -- Marcel <span class=comdate>2005/12/02 01:07:56</span></li>
<li>XML? There is vfolder.xml, why not to be tomboconfig.xml? -- Alexey (PP) <span class=comdate>2005/12/15 05:31:42</span></li>
<li>No registry! .ini, .xml are fine -- g2010a <span class=comdate>2005/12/15 10:23:47</span></li>
<li>Agree with last.  Vote for .ini or .xml -- LS <span class=comdate>2005/12/16 12:09:07</span></li>
<li>ini or xml so that can be backup and edit when restore or something wrong -- eBear <span class=comdate>2006/01/01 14:16:36</span></li>
<li>No registry! -- Elpekos <span class=comdate>2006/01/24 00:48:39</span></li>

<li>Latest version, even though says 1.16 in file name, still says 1.14 in PPC version, and still stores info in registry! -- MikeM <span class=comdate>2006/02/14 01:34:47</span></li>
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<h4>Comments from hirami</h4>
<p>Thanks for meny opinions!</p>
<p>Most of then don't like registry. Yes I don't like registry. But it is easy way to store preferences on windows so I used it. Especially, WinCE has no ini APIs.</p>
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There are two config files vfolder.xml and tomboconfig.xml now, the two are different save timings and I am thinking improvement vfolder, so I decide not merge and keep the vfolder.xml. Future version, vfolder.xml will be merged.
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