Submitted by WayneK on 2016/01/03 12:26
I posted before that I'm losing my HTML pane toolbar settings when I do updates, despite carefully following the instructions for transferring settings.  I was willing to allow that maybe I'm still doing something wrong during the transfer, but last night it happened again, and I wasn't doing an update.
 
When I rebooted the computer last night to try to fix the database problem, my toolbars came up scrambled again.  It takes a fair amount of time to get everything where I want it, and I've gone through this at least half a dozen times.  Here are screenshots.
 
Before screenshot:
 
[Imagine toolbars nicely organized with all the formatting tools on the bottom row and all the tools I don't use deleted]
 
Afer screenshot (tools I use most at the top, unnecessary rows, etc):
 
 
This appears to be a default arrangement.  If I can't find a solution to the repeated scrambling, could we at least make the default settings a little more organized?  There's no reason to have 7 rows of toolbars.  They could easily fit on 5, at the most.  It just eats up space in the HTML pane for no good reason.
 
 
 
Wayne

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Hi Wayne
 
Your setup is definitely causing these issues. Did you install a portable version in a protected folder ?
Try using the installable version or else copy the portable version in folder YourWinUserName\Documents\IQPortable
 

WayneK

2016/01/03 14:23

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I'll try that.  When you say "these issues" are you referring just to the toolbars problem or could this be causing my other problems, too?
 
Edit:  I think I misunderstood.  You're saying don't install it in a protected folder.  Not sure what you mean by that.  Google search for "Windows protected folder" found only articles on password protection.  I think you're referring to program folders.  It's not there.  It's on the C drive in my Downloads folder. I just moved it to the C drive documents folder but don't think that's going to make a difference.
 
Wayne
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