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- shong
- 2009-07-02 05:25:01
Hello
Having imported the file straight from the old workspace, however, actually did make a copy, did it not? Meaning, I am not in jeopardy of losing my work when I blow away the old installation directory, correct?
Yes, you can import the older project into the new TOS using the way: launch TOS, then import the old project from the exist workspace.
Best regards
shong
- bronius
- 2009-07-01 15:16:27
Ok, thanks for providing the preferred option. Having imported the file straight from the old workspace, however, actually did make a copy, did it not? Meaning, I am not in jeopardy of losing my work when I blow away the old installation directory, correct?
- shong
- 2009-07-01 05:45:49
Hello guy
To migrate a old project to a new version of TOS, Simply follow the steps:
1.Click on the 'Export projects' button to export your project. (see screenshot1)
2.Import it into the new version of TOS.
To specify the workspace path, see topic:6977.
Best regards
shong
- bronius
- 2009-06-30 23:38:39
Ok I've got it! My "workspace" is under the TOS installation directory which I smartly tucked under C:\Program Files the first time (3.0) but misunderstood the installation dialog box the next and put under C:\.
So what I found worked for me was to import only the required items and meta from the old workspace directly. I don't know whether this is the best way to have done it, but it did it.
- bronius
- 2009-06-30 23:20:24
I built only a couple, simple jobs in 3.0-rc, and I built it all in a default Demo project in the "local" repository. However, I can't seem to locate those old jobs when I go to Import..
Where is the old "local" repository?? Did I have the option to define it somewhere custom (like a home directory on the network), and if so, how do I view properties of that repository to discover it?
-bronius