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Jim,
I think we are supposed to be able to save these settings as well custom
compiles, user actions, commands, connections and whatnot in a CVS
repository.  

This is what I have done up to this point.  One of our network was kind
enough to set it up for us(see below for CVS setup). I set up a Team profile
and stored all the settings under that profile.  I synced the settings up to
the repository.  I am at the point of trying to get those settings on
another machine.  At this point I am confused because the settings are not
accessed the same on the other machine.  Also, I can't get to any of my
resources set up under my Team connections.  I am still working on these
issues.  If you have any success trying this please let us know. 


CVS setup
I installed CVSNT 2.0.51d on Win 2000.
I am using pserver protocol.
I am using IBM WebSphere Development Studio Client.
Check the Pretend to be a Unix CVS version check box on the Advanced tab.

-----Original Message-----
From: wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Jim Essinger
Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2004 6:46 PM
To: Websphere Development Studio Client for iSeries
Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] Customized Key Actions.


   Nobody has any Ideas??  How to save and restore customized keys would be
   very helpful to me.  Set them up on one PC, and use them on multiples!!

   Oh well, Just was hoping

   Jim

   At 04:15 PM 9/10/2004, I wrote:

     WDSCi version 5.1.0.3

     I know that I have set this up before.  I shift source all the time
     right or left in CODE by selecting the line (alt + L) and using the alt
     + shift + (right or left arrow keys).  I have set my keys up (again) to
     do that in the LPEX editor by going to the Window > Preferences > LPEX
     Editor > User Key Actions and adding  Key: a-s-left Action:
     blockShiftLeft, and Key: a-s-right, Action: blockShiftRight.

     The question I have is, if I did that in another life (or version of
the
     tools) why did my changes go away?
     What can i do so the next version does not wipe out my customized keys?

     I don't have that many customized keys, but I hate to have to
re-program
     them every time I load a new version of the WDSCi tools.

     Granted, I did have problems that caused me to unload, and re-load the
     tools, and that may have lost the customization for me, but is there a
     way to save and load these customizations into the editor?  I would
also
     like to load these customizations into the two other programmers LPEX
     editors, because they are used to some of the CODE functions as well. I
     also have another PC that I have to use at times, and would like those
     same customizations in that version of the editor.

     Any helps??

     Thanks!

     ----------------------------------------------------------

     Jim Essinger
     Senior Programmer/Analyst
     UnLtd / SLFI / IMA
     PO Box 730
     Fruitland, ID 83619

     208-452-4058 Extension 133
     esinger@xxxxxxxx

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