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12.1 Tools Settings Lost

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As a recent convert to C1 I'd be interested to know if there is a way of updating the software without losing previous changes. Downloading the App again is an unusual way to update software, but I can't find any other way to do it in C1.

I had been using the Tools on the right but after just uploading 12.1 these moved back to the left. This was easy enough to put back again, but I had also reordered the tools, and created one with all the settings I used most often, but this has now disappeared.
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  • Graham Smith
    [quote="Stephenesque" wrote:

    I had been using the Tools on the right but after just uploading 12.1 these moved back to the left. This was easy enough to put back again, but I had also reordered the tools, and created one with all the settings I used most often, but this has now disappeared.


    There may be another way, but once you get everything set up as you want it, save your workspace with a custom name.

    I just re-opened my saved workspace and everything returned to how it had been.

    As an aside I suspect that many programs do in fact just download the entire program when updating, its just hidden from you by the update process.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Thank you for your reply. I had actually saved a workspace which I've now just found thanks to your post.

    I had completely forgotten about this feature as there's a lot of new stuff to take in after working with Aperture for the last 10 years.

    I have learnt a lot from watching David Grover's videos, but it's an ongoing process and not everything has 'stuck' yet.
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  • Graham Smith
    [quote="Stephenesque" wrote:
    Thank you for your reply. I had actually saved a workspace which I've now just found thanks to your post.


    Glad you got it sorted 😊

    There is a lot to learn with C1, but it's worth it.

    Cheers,

    Graham
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