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    • Destroy666xD
      Destroy666x
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      Hi,

      what would be the easiest way to achieve this? I noticed there are plugin files in Program FIles and some configs in Roaming, not sure about other locations. Is there any plugin to get all?

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      • PeterJonesP
        PeterJones @Destroy666x
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        @Destroy666x ,

        The plugin and any libraries and accouterments go in the install directory. The plugin settings (and sometimes other per-user files for the plugin) go in %AppData% hierarchy (or “Roaming” as you call it)

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        • Destroy666xD
          Destroy666x @PeterJones
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          @PeterJones yea, that’s pretty much what I wrote in initial post (except some plugins have settings in install dir), so no other way of backing them up?

          Also, another question I forgot to type, is copying the files sufficient? Or does Npp keep some info about installed plugins in some db, registry or wherever?

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          • Alan KilbornA
            Alan Kilborn @Destroy666x
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            @Destroy666x said in Backup plugins and their settings:

            so no other way of backing them up?

            Just copying the files is a fine method.

            does Npp keep some info about installed plugins in some db, registry or wherever?

            No.

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            • PeterJonesP
              PeterJones @Destroy666x
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              @Destroy666x said in Backup plugins and their settings:

              yea, that’s pretty much what I wrote in initial post

              I was confirming that your description was close enough, and thus trying to imply that thus all you had to do to back up a plugin was back up those two directories. I am sorry that my implication was not clear.

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