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2013-07-30		2013-08-29
Restored revision 1373389454. Undoing revision 1375209248. (martin) (hidden)		about read only ini file + no longer needed to set read-only flag on non-writable ini file to avoid error message (martin)
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	You may also use an INI file in a different folder or with a different name using [[commandline\|/ini switch]].		You may also use an INI file in a different folder or with a different name using [[commandline\|/ini switch]].

-	Particularly, when using shared INI file, or if you store the INI file to directory, where WinSCP does not have write access to, you can set read-only attribute to the INI file to prevent WinSCP from overwriting the file or failing, when writing to it.	+	==== [[ini_readonly]] Read-Only INI File ====
		+	Particularly when using shared INI file, you can set read-only attribute to the INI file to prevent WinSCP from overwriting the file.
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		+	When INI file directory or the file itself is not writable (for example when the INI file is in ''Program Files'' folder or when it is explicitly set read-only), WinSCP does not preserve its state when exiting. No error message is displayed. Only when you explicitly change configuration (such as when you save [[session_configuration\|site]], or submit [[ui_preferences\|Preferences dialog]]), an error is shown.

	===== [[auto]] Auto-selecting Storage =====		===== [[auto]] Auto-selecting Storage =====

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