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--- multi-cjm_batch_script [2018/11/01 14:45]
– created crispin
+++ multi-cjm_batch_script [2019/01/06 14:04] (current)
– updated info with multi-cjm from fw 1.2.0 crispin
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+//note: since firmware V1.2.0 this solution is not needed anymore. Now it is possible to make default settings for all files (and folders) within a folder, by using same “thec64-default.cjm”.
+More about it at official [[https://retrogames.biz/support/setting-a-default-configuration-for-multiple-programs/|Setting a Default Configuration for Multiple Programs]]// \\
 David Walgrave shared his solution here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/209280506324242/permalink/313111392607819/
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 RELATED:\\
   * [[http://thec64community.online/post/1160/thread|CJM Configurator tool]] for Windows supports preserving various default templates.
+  * [[https://www.thec64minizone.com/cjm-configuration-file-tool/|CJM Configuration File Tool]] online (more useful in many cases).
   * "Quick and dirty" solution to put games back in one folder, that are already sorted to sub-directories:\\
-    - Zip all subdirectories in one archive. For e.g. [[https://www.7-zip.org/|7-Zip]] you can choose "Sort" or "Fastest" Compression level.
+    - Zip all subdirectories in one archive. For e.g. [[https://www.7-zip.org/|7-Zip]] you can choose "Store" or "Fastest" Compression level.
     - Extract same archive without folder paths (7-Zip: "Path mode:" > "No Pathnames").
+  * [[https://jonthysell.com/software/romsort/|RomSort]] is a utility to sort games (back) into alphabetical sub-directories, in a smart way.