RapidTyping [Launcher]

I noticed it creates a subfolder named "User". Maybe the settings are stored in there, but none of the three files (with extensions .PLA, .STA and .OPT) are in plaintext... So I can't check what's inside.

The folders and files which appeared after running RapidTyping:

1) .\User

inside it were 3 files:
current_RapidTyping_user_ID.pla,
current_RapidTyping_user_ID.sta and
current_RapidTyping_user_ID.opt, where current_RapidTyping_user_ID stands for a random number provided from the program to the user of RT. Please note that the program refers to it as "User", I just gave it this name so it reflects it's purpose more accurately...

2) .\Lessons\localLanguage\En\User (this one is empty for now)

3) .\rapidtyping.ini (stores that current_RapidTyping_user_ID)

So my guess is these are the folders (and files) you need to change the paths into the Data folder of RapidTypingPortable.

On another note, I don't think it needs any drive-letter changing help, since it works well wherever you put it. I think that the program looks for it's settings relatively to the RapidTyping.exe. I'm glad you took interest in this project, and I'm looking forward to testing it! If you need any help, info, beta-testers, just post here.

Cheers

All RapidTyping's settings files are in UTF-16 LE format (unicode).
If you use XYplorerFree it's easy enough to look through them.

To update any drive-letter within these settings files you can use the NewTextReplace plug-in.

Use it in combination with ReplaceInFileWithTextReplace.nsh, like this:

...
!include NewTextReplace.nsh ;https://portableapps.com/node/21840
!include ReplaceInFileWithTextReplace.nsh
...
Section "Main"
...
${ReplaceInFileUTF16LECS} "$SETTINGSDIRECTORY\User\[settingsfile]" $0 $1
...
SectionEnd

There is some documentation include, but if you have additional questions, let me know.

Ps.: It's a PITA, the way it saves the userID as settings filesnames, but good luck.