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[FileWrite2] Type=Replace File=%PAL:DataDir%\settings\WackGet.reg Find=="%PAL:LastPortableAppsBaseDir:DoubleBackslash% Replace=="%PAL:LastPortableAppsBaseDir:DoubleBackslash%
It would replace exactly what it found but it doesn't work anyway because of the ==
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This is as designed because using the = as part of the replacement string is the only way to ensure it is unique for all paths.
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Well I see what you mean (although it's fine without the extra =") but Find & Replace are set to the same variable so it's definitely not working.
It's a worry without the = as when Base is the drive letter, it could replace other things in the file we don't want replaced. You're right on the other part, I'll get a fix out.
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This is fixed in WackGet Portable 1.2.4 Rev 2
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