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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 691575" data-attributes="member: 18896"><p>The upgrade process is actually extremly smooth and effortless. If you replace the DLL either manually (the ZIP download) or via installing (the EXE/MSI download). The first time you run it, it will detect what database version you have currently installed and upgrade it automatic if needed.</p><p></p><p>The MovingPictures.db3 database file contains all the data the plugin uses and the 'thumbs' folder has all the artwork. So that is all you need to backup if you reinstall the same (or newer) MovPic plugin.</p><p></p><p>If there are any breaking changes in the upgrade process where an uninstall of old one is recommended, then fforde will put this in the releaselog that is posted with each version (as well as history of previous releases incase you missed an upgrade), so if you are worried you can just read through that before 'upgrading'.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 691575, member: 18896"] The upgrade process is actually extremly smooth and effortless. If you replace the DLL either manually (the ZIP download) or via installing (the EXE/MSI download). The first time you run it, it will detect what database version you have currently installed and upgrade it automatic if needed. The MovingPictures.db3 database file contains all the data the plugin uses and the 'thumbs' folder has all the artwork. So that is all you need to backup if you reinstall the same (or newer) MovPic plugin. If there are any breaking changes in the upgrade process where an uninstall of old one is recommended, then fforde will put this in the releaselog that is posted with each version (as well as history of previous releases incase you missed an upgrade), so if you are worried you can just read through that before 'upgrading'. [/QUOTE]
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