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-<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
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-<project version='9' encrypted='1'>
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- <steps type='0'>
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- <step action='Set Macro'>
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- <MacroName>LOGFILE</MacroName>
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- <MacroValue>%temp%\DittoTestBuild_LogFile\Log.txt</MacroValue>
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- <name>Default Log File</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Read INI'>
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- <Filename>%projdir%\pw.ini</Filename>
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- <Macro>sf_pw</Macro>
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- <Section>sf</Section>
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- <ValueName>pw</ValueName>
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- <name>Read INI</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Group'>
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- <name>Project steps</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Set File Attributes'>
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- <Archive type='3'>2</Archive>
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- <Ext>*</Ext>
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- <Hidden type='3'>2</Hidden>
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- <LogAttr type='11'>-1</LogAttr>
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- <LogUnchanged type='11'>-1</LogUnchanged>
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- <Path>%workdir%</Path>
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- <ReadOnly type='3'>2</ReadOnly>
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- <Recurse type='11'>-1</Recurse>
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- <System type='3'>2</System>
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- <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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- <continueonfail type='3'>1</continueonfail>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Set File Attributes</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Delete Files'>
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- <ContinueFail type='11'>-1</ContinueFail>
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- <DelDirs type='11'>-1</DelDirs>
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- <Ext>*</Ext>
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- <LogDel type='11'>-1</LogDel>
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- <Path>%workdir%</Path>
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- <Recurse type='11'>-1</Recurse>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Delete Files</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Set File Attributes'>
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- <Archive type='3'>2</Archive>
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- <Ext>*</Ext>
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- <Hidden type='3'>2</Hidden>
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- <LogAttr type='11'>-1</LogAttr>
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- <LogUnchanged type='11'>-1</LogUnchanged>
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- <Path>%testBuildWorkDir%</Path>
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- <ReadOnly type='3'>2</ReadOnly>
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- <Recurse type='11'>-1</Recurse>
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- <System type='3'>2</System>
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- <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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- <continueonfail type='3'>1</continueonfail>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Set File Attributes</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Delete Files'>
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- <ContinueFail type='11'>-1</ContinueFail>
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- <DelDirs type='11'>-1</DelDirs>
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- <Ext>*</Ext>
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- <Path>%testBuildWorkDir%</Path>
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- <Recurse type='11'>-1</Recurse>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Delete Temp Source</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Run Program'>
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- <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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- <command>C:\Program Files\Git\bin\git.exe clone git://git.code.sf.net/p/ditto-cp/ditto %workDir%</command>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Run Program</name>
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- <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Run Script'>
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- <Language>VBScript</Language>
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- <Script><![CDATA[' increment the build number in the global macro BUILD_NUM, creating
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-' the macro and initializing to 1 if it doesn't exist
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-Const BLD_MACRO = "verBuild"
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-
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-' retrieve global macros collection
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-Set macros = Application.Macros(vbldGlobal)
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-
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-' see if our macro exists
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-Set macro = macros.Item(BLD_MACRO)
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-
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-If macro Is Nothing Then
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- ' create the macro if not found
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- macros.Add BLD_MACRO, "1"
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- Builder.LogMessage "Created BUILD_NUM macro"
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-Else
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- macro.Value = CLng(macro.Value)+1
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- Builder.LogMessage "Incremented BUILD_NUM macro to " & macro.Value
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-End If
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-]]></Script>
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- <description><![CDATA[Get the next build number
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-]]></description>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Increment Build Number</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Enhanced Zip Files'>
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- <Action type='3'>2</Action>
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- <ComprMethod type='3'>1</ComprMethod>
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- <Compression>5</Compression>
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- <Dest>%workDir%\dittosetup\output\DittoSource_%versionFileName%.zip</Dest>
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- <ExclExt><![CDATA[*.tlog
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-*.pch
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-*.obj
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-*.asm
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-*.lastbuildstate
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-*.pdb
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-*.exp
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-*.svn-base
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-*.map
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-*.tlh
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-.git]]></ExclExt>
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- <Ext>*</Ext>
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- <Hidden type='11'>-1</Hidden>
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- <LogDetail type='11'>-1</LogDetail>
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- <Recurse type='11'>-1</Recurse>
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- <Source>%workDir%</Source>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>ZIP Files</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Group'>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Build Ditto</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Make VS 2017'>
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- <AssemblyVer type='11'>-1</AssemblyVer>
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- <Attr type='11'>-1</Attr>
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- <Config>Release|x64</Config>
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- <FileVer type='11'>-1</FileVer>
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- <Filename>%workDir%\CP_Main_10.sln</Filename>
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- <ProdVer type='11'>-1</ProdVer>
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- <Version>%version%</Version>
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- <VersionSel type='3'>2</VersionSel>
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- <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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- <name>Build Ditto 64</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Make VS 2017'>
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- <AssemblyVer type='11'>-1</AssemblyVer>
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- <Attr type='11'>-1</Attr>
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- <Config>Release|Win32</Config>
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- <FileVer type='11'>-1</FileVer>
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- <Filename>%workDir%\CP_Main_10.sln</Filename>
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- <ProdVer type='11'>-1</ProdVer>
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- <Version>%version%</Version>
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- <VersionSel type='3'>2</VersionSel>
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- <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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- <name>Build Ditto 32</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Group'>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Zip Source</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Enhanced Unzip Files'>
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- <Action type='3'>2</Action>
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- <Dest>%testBuildWorkDir%</Dest>
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- <Ext>*</Ext>
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- <HideOn type='11'>-1</HideOn>
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- <LogDetail type='11'>-1</LogDetail>
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- <PathInfo type='11'>-1</PathInfo>
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- <Recurse type='11'>-1</Recurse>
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- <Source>%workDir%\dittosetup\output\DittoSource_%versionFileName%.zip</Source>
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- <SysOn type='11'>-1</SysOn>
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- <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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- <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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- <name>Enhanced Unzip Files</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Make VS 2017'>
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- <AssemblyVer type='11'>-1</AssemblyVer>
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- <Attr type='11'>-1</Attr>
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- <Config>Release|x64</Config>
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- <FileVer type='11'>-1</FileVer>
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- <Filename>%testBuildWorkDir%\CP_Main_10.sln</Filename>
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- <ProdVer type='11'>-1</ProdVer>
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- <Version>%version%</Version>
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- <VersionSel type='3'>2</VersionSel>
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- <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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- <name>Build Ditto 64</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Make VS 2017'>
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- <AssemblyVer type='11'>-1</AssemblyVer>
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- <Attr type='11'>-1</Attr>
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- <Config>Release|x64</Config>
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- <FileVer type='11'>-1</FileVer>
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- <Filename>%testBuildWorkDir%\CP_Main_10.sln</Filename>
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- <ProdVer type='11'>-1</ProdVer>
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- <Version>%version%</Version>
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- <VersionSel type='3'>2</VersionSel>
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- <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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- <name>Build Ditto 32</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Run Program'>
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- <command>"C:\Program Files (x86)\Inno Setup 5\ISCC.exe" /F"DittoSetup_%versionFileName%" "%workDir%\DittoSetup\DittoSetup_10.iss"</command>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Build Installer 32</name>
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- <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Run Program'>
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- <command>"C:\Program Files (x86)\Inno Setup 5\ISCC.exe" /F"DittoSetup_64bit_%versionFileName%" "%workDir%\DittoSetup\DittoSetup_10.iss" "/dbit64=1"</command>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Build Installer 64</name>
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- <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Run Program'>
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- <command>"%workDir%\DittoSetup\Build Portable ZIP_10.bat" "DittoPortable_%versionFileName%" bit32</command>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Build Portable 32</name>
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- <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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- <startin>%workDir%\DittoSetup\</startin>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Run Program'>
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- <command>"%workDir%\DittoSetup\Build Portable ZIP_10.bat" "DittoPortable_64bit_%versionFileName%" bit64</command>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Build Portable 64</name>
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- <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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- <startin>%workDir%\DittoSetup\</startin>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Enhanced Zip Files'>
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- <Action type='3'>2</Action>
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- <ComprMethod type='3'>1</ComprMethod>
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- <Compression>6</Compression>
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- <Dest>%workDir%\DittoSetup\output\DittoDebug_%versionFileName%.7z</Dest>
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- <ExclExt><![CDATA[mfc*
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-msp*
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-msv*
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-u3*
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-DittoSetup*]]></ExclExt>
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- <Ext><![CDATA[*.pdb
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-*.map]]></Ext>
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- <HideOn type='11'>-1</HideOn>
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- <LogDetail type='11'>-1</LogDetail>
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- <Recurse type='11'>-1</Recurse>
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- <Source>%workDir%</Source>
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- <SysOn type='11'>-1</SysOn>
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- <Unicode type='11'>-1</Unicode>
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- <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Zip Debug Files</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Group'>
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- <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Appx</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Enhanced Unzip Files'>
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- <Action type='3'>2</Action>
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- <Dest>%workDir%\DittoSetup\appx\</Dest>
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- <Ext>*</Ext>
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- <HideOn type='11'>-1</HideOn>
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- <LogDetail type='11'>-1</LogDetail>
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- <PathInfo type='11'>-1</PathInfo>
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- <Recurse type='11'>-1</Recurse>
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- <Source>%workDir%\DittoSetup\Output\DittoPortable_%versionFileName%.zip</Source>
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- <SysOn type='11'>-1</SysOn>
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- <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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- <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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- <name>extraxt x86 Portable</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Write File'>
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- <BOM type='11'>-1</BOM>
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- <Filename>%workDir%\DittoSetup\appx\files.ini</Filename>
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- <Text><![CDATA[[[Files]]
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-".\appxmanifest.xml" "AppxManifest.xml"
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-
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-".\Ditto\Ditto.exe" "Ditto.exe"
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-
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-".\Ditto\icudt58.dll" "icudt58.dll"
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-".\Ditto\icuin58.dll" "icuin58.dll"
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-".\Ditto\icuio58.dll" "icuio58.dll"
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-".\Ditto\icutu58.dll" "icutu58.dll"
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-".\Ditto\icuuc58.dll" "icuuc58.dll"
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-
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-".\Ditto\vcruntime140.dll" "vcruntime140.dll"
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-".\Ditto\msvcp140.dll" "msvcp140.dll"
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-".\Ditto\mfc140u.dll" "mfc140u.dll"
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-".\Ditto\mfc140enu.dll" "mfc140enu.dll"
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-
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-".\WindowsApp" "WindowsApp"
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-
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-".\Ditto.png" "Ditto.png"
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-".\Ditto_150.png" "Ditto_150.png"
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-".\Ditto_44.png" "Ditto_44.png"
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-
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-".\Ditto\Addins\DittoUtil.dll" "Addins\DittoUtil.dll"
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-
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-".\Ditto\Help\DittoConfig.htm" "Help\DittoConfig.htm"
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-".\Ditto\Help\DittoCustomKeys.htm" "Help\DittoCustomKeys.htm"
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-".\Ditto\Help\DittoFAQ.htm" "Help\DittoFAQ.htm"
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-".\Ditto\Help\DittoGettingStarted.htm" "Help\DittoGettingStarted.htm"
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-".\Ditto\Help\Dutch_DittoConfig.htm" "Help\Dutch_DittoConfig.htm"
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-".\Ditto\Help\Dutch_DittoFAQ.htm" "Help\Dutch_DittoFAQ.htm"
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-".\Ditto\Help\Dutch_DittoGettingStarted.htm" "Help\Dutch_DittoGettingStarted.htm"
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-".\Ditto\Help\Persian_DittoCustomKeys.htm" "Help\Persian_DittoCustomKeys.htm"
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-".\Ditto\Help\Persian_DittoGettingStarted.htm" "Help\Persian_DittoGettingStarted.htm"
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-".\Ditto\Help\RegCustomKeys.jpg" "Help\RegCustomKeys.jpg"
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-".\Ditto\Help\U3_Install.htm" "Help\U3_Install.htm"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Chinese.xml" "Language\Chinese.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Chinese Traditional.xml" "Language\Chinese Traditional.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Croatian.xml" "Language\Croatian.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Czech.xml" "Language\Czech.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Danish.xml" "Language\Danish.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Deutsch.xml" "Language\Deutsch.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Dutch.xml" "Language\Dutch.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\English.xml" "Language\English.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\French.xml" "Language\French.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Greek.xml" "Language\Greek.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Hebrew.xml" "Language\Hebrew.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\italiano.xml" "Language\italiano.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Japanese.xml" "Language\Japanese.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Korean.xml" "Language\Korean.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Persian.xml" "Language\Persian.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Polski.xml" "Language\Polski.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Portuguese.xml" "Language\Portuguese.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Romanian.xml" "Language\Romanian.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Russian.xml" "Language\Russian.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Slovenian.xml" "Language\Slovenian.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Spanish.xml" "Language\Spanish.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Swedish.xml" "Language\Swedish.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Turkish.xml" "Language\Turkish.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Ukrainian.xml" "Language\Ukrainian.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Language\Finnish.xml" "Language\Finnish.xml"
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-
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-".\Ditto\Themes\Classic.xml" "Themes\Classic.xml"
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-".\Ditto\Themes\DarkerDitto.xml" "Themes\DarkerDitto.xml"]]></Text>
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- <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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- <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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- <name>Write files.ini</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Write File'>
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- <Filename>%workDir%\DittoSetup\appx\appxmanifest.xml</Filename>
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- <Text><![CDATA[<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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-<Package
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- xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/appx/manifest/foundation/windows10"
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- xmlns:uap="http://schemas.microsoft.com/appx/manifest/uap/windows10"
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- xmlns:uap2="http://schemas.microsoft.com/appx/manifest/uap/windows10/2"
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-* Uses sqlite database (www.sqlite.org)</description>
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-<br>
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-<br>
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-<b>Ditto beta, version %version%</b>
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-<br><br>
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-<a href="files\DittoSetup_%versionFileName%.exe">Ditto Setup</a><br>
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-<a href="files\DittoSetup_64bit_%versionFileName%.exe">Ditto Setup 64bit</a><br><br>
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-
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-<a href="files\DittoPortable_%versionFileName%.zip">Ditto Portable</a><br>
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-<a href="files\DittoPortable_64bit_%versionFileName%.zip">Ditto Portable 64</a><br><br>
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-
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-<a href="https://chocolatey.org/packages/ditto">Chocolatey</a> c:\> choco install ditto --pre<br>
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-<a href="https://chocolatey.org/packages/ditto.portable">Chocolatey.portable</a> c:\> choco install ditto.portable --pre<br><br>
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-
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-<a href="files\Ditto_%versionFileName%.appx">Ditto Windows App</a><br>
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-
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-<br>
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-<a href="files\DittoDebug_%versionFileName%.7z">Ditto Debug Files</a><br>
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-<a href="files\DittoSource_%versionFileName%.zip">Ditto Source</a><br>
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-
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-<br>
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-
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-<a href="./files/">Previous Builds</a><br>
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-<br>
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-
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-<a href="changes.php">Change Log since last release 9-5-2018</a><br>
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-
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-<br>
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-
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-<?php Include("changes.php");?>
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-
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-<br>
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-<br>
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-
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-<!-- Start of StatCounter Code -->
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-var sc_project=4303469;
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-var sc_invisible=0;
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-var sc_partition=54;
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-var sc_security="b3f57099";
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-</script>
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-<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.statcounter.com/counter/counter.js"></script><noscript><div class="statcounter"><a title="site stats" href="http://www.statcounter.com/" target="_blank"><img class="statcounter" src="http://c.statcounter.com/4303469/0/b3f57099/0/" alt="site stats" ></a></div></noscript>
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-<!-- End of StatCounter Code --><br><a href="http://my.statcounter.com/project/standard/stats.php?project_id=4303469&guest=1">View My Stats</a>
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-
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-</body>]]></Text>
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- <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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- <name>Beta web page</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Git'>
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- <Command>log</Command>
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- <Options>--pretty=format:"%%ad %%s" --date=short --since=2018-09-04</Options>
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- <WorkDir>%workDir%</WorkDir>
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- <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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- <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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- <name>Git</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Write File'>
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- <Filename>%workDir%\DittoSetup\output\changes.php</Filename>
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- <Text>%LASTSTEP_OUTPUT%</Text>
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- <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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- <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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- <name>Log Changes to File</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Replace in File'>
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- <FileIn>%workDir%\DittoSetup\output\changes.php</FileIn>
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- <Find>\r\n</Find>
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- <NoModS type='11'>-1</NoModS>
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- <Replace><![CDATA[<br>\r\n]]></Replace>
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- <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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- <name><![CDATA[Replace Line Feeds with <br>]]></name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='FTP'>
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- <ExclExt>*.php</ExclExt>
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- <Ext>*.*</Ext>
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- <Filename>%workDir%\DittoSetup\output\</Filename>
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- <Incremental type='11'>-1</Incremental>
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- <Logging type='3'>6</Logging>
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- <Password encrypted='1'>amkwNSREZkNXUFp3JmFRMsZ2vYu8ujkU3rfalDIUyXLQ/1ySM0OzoPq41TvIK4vTEV85mWOA3MqnxucEljiJnA==</Password>
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- <Percent>10</Percent>
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- <Port>22</Port>
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- <Retries>0</Retries>
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- <Server>web.sourceforge.net</Server>
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- <ServerPath>/home/groups/d/di/ditto-cp/htdocs/beta/files</ServerPath>
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- <Timeout>30</Timeout>
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- <TransferType type='3'>1</TransferType>
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- <UserName>sabrogden,ditto-cp</UserName>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Copy install files</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='FTP'>
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- <Ext>*.php</Ext>
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- <Filename>%workDir%\DittoSetup\output\</Filename>
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- <Incremental type='11'>-1</Incremental>
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- <Logging type='3'>6</Logging>
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- <Password encrypted='1'>amkwNSREZkNXUFp3JmFRMsZ2vYu8ujkU3rfalDIUyXLQ/1ySM0OzoPq41TvIK4vTEV85mWOA3MqnxucEljiJnA==</Password>
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- <Percent>10</Percent>
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- <Port>22</Port>
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- <Retries>0</Retries>
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- <Server>web.sourceforge.net</Server>
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- <ServerPath>/home/groups/d/di/ditto-cp/htdocs/beta</ServerPath>
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- <Timeout>30</Timeout>
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- <TransferType type='3'>1</TransferType>
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- <UserName>sabrogden,ditto-cp</UserName>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Copy beta web pages</name>
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- </step></steps>
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- <steps type='1'>
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- <step action='Group'>
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- <checked type='11'>0</checked>
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- <name>Sign App Code</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Run Program'>
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- <checked type='11'>0</checked>
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- <command>"c:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\Bin\signtool.exe" sign /f "C:\Users\sab.000\Desktop\Ditto_Cert\Ditto.pfx" /p Hastings /t http://timestamp.comodoca.com/authenticode %workDir%\%branch%\Release64\Ditto.exe</command>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Sign Ditto.exe 64</name>
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- <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Run Program'>
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- <checked type='11'>0</checked>
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- <command>"c:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\Bin\signtool.exe" sign /f "C:\Users\sab.000\Desktop\Ditto_Cert\Ditto.pfx" /p Hastings /t http://timestamp.comodoca.com/authenticode %workDir%\%branch%\Release64\Addins\DittoUtil.dll</command>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Sign DittoUtil.dll 64</name>
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- <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Run Program'>
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- <checked type='11'>0</checked>
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- <command>"c:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\Bin\signtool.exe" sign /f "C:\Users\sab.000\Desktop\Ditto_Cert\Ditto.pfx" /p Hastings /t http://timestamp.comodoca.com/authenticode %workDir%\%branch%\Release\Ditto.exe</command>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Sign Ditto.exe</name>
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- <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Run Program'>
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- <checked type='11'>0</checked>
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- <command>"c:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\Bin\signtool.exe" sign /f "C:\Users\sab.000\Desktop\Ditto_Cert\Ditto.pfx" /p Hastings /t http://timestamp.comodoca.com/authenticode %workDir%\%branch%\Release\Addins\DittoUtil.dll</command>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Sign DittoUtil.dll</name>
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- <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Group'>
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- <checked type='11'>0</checked>
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- <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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- <name>Sign Installers</name>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Run Program'>
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- <checked type='11'>0</checked>
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- <command>"c:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\Bin\signtool.exe" sign /f "C:\Users\sab.000\Desktop\Ditto_Cert\Ditto.pfx" /p Hastings /t http://timestamp.comodoca.com/authenticode %workDir%\%branch%\DittoSetup\Output\DittoSetup_%versionFileName%.exe</command>
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- <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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- <name>Sign Ditto Installer</name>
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- <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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- </step>
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- <step action='Run Program'>
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- <checked type='11'>0</checked>
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- <command>"c:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\Bin\signtool.exe" sign /f "C:\Users\sab.000\Desktop\Ditto_Cert\Ditto.pfx" /p Hastings /t http://timestamp.comodoca.com/authenticode %workDir%\%branch%\DittoSetup\Output\DittoSetup_64bit_%versionFileName%.exe</command>
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- <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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- <name>Sign Ditto 64 Installer</name>
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- <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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- </step></steps>
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- <macros>
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- <macro name='branch'>
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- <value>trunk</value>
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- </macro>
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- <macro name='testBuildWorkDir'>
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- <value>%temp%\DittoTestBuild</value>
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- </macro>
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- <macro name='verMajor'>
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- <value>3</value>
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- </macro>
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- <macro name='verMinor'>
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- <value>22</value>
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- </macro>
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- <macro name='verRevision'>
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- <value>0</value>
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- </macro>
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- <macro name='version'>
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- <value>%verMajor%.%verMinor%.%verBuild%.%verRevision%</value>
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- </macro>
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- <macro name='versionFileName'>
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- <value>%verMajor%_%verMinor%_%verBuild%_%verRevision%</value>
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- </macro>
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- <macro name='workDir'>
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- <value>%temp%\Ditto_Build</value>
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- </macro></macros>
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+<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
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+<project version='9' encrypted='1'>
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+ <steps type='0'>
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+ <step action='Set Macro'>
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+ <MacroName>LOGFILE</MacroName>
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+ <MacroValue>%temp%\DittoTestBuild_LogFile\Log.txt</MacroValue>
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+ <name>Default Log File</name>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Read INI'>
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+ <Filename>%projdir%\pw.ini</Filename>
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+ <Macro>sf_pw</Macro>
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+ <Section>sf</Section>
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+ <ValueName>pw</ValueName>
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+ <name>Read INI</name>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Group'>
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+ <name>Project steps</name>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Set File Attributes'>
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+ <Archive type='3'>2</Archive>
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+ <Ext>*</Ext>
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+ <Hidden type='3'>2</Hidden>
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+ <LogAttr type='11'>-1</LogAttr>
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+ <LogUnchanged type='11'>-1</LogUnchanged>
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+ <Path>%workdir%</Path>
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+ <ReadOnly type='3'>2</ReadOnly>
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+ <Recurse type='11'>-1</Recurse>
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+ <System type='3'>2</System>
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+ <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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+ <continueonfail type='3'>1</continueonfail>
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+ <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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+ <name>Set File Attributes</name>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Delete Files'>
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+ <ContinueFail type='11'>-1</ContinueFail>
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+ <DelDirs type='11'>-1</DelDirs>
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+ <Ext>*</Ext>
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+ <LogDel type='11'>-1</LogDel>
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+ <Path>%workdir%</Path>
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+ <Recurse type='11'>-1</Recurse>
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+ <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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+ <name>Delete Files</name>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Set File Attributes'>
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+ <Archive type='3'>2</Archive>
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+ <Ext>*</Ext>
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+ <Hidden type='3'>2</Hidden>
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+ <LogAttr type='11'>-1</LogAttr>
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+ <LogUnchanged type='11'>-1</LogUnchanged>
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+ <Path>%testBuildWorkDir%</Path>
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+ <ReadOnly type='3'>2</ReadOnly>
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+ <Recurse type='11'>-1</Recurse>
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+ <System type='3'>2</System>
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+ <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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+ <continueonfail type='3'>1</continueonfail>
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+ <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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+ <name>Set File Attributes</name>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Delete Files'>
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+ <ContinueFail type='11'>-1</ContinueFail>
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+ <DelDirs type='11'>-1</DelDirs>
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+ <Ext>*</Ext>
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+ <Path>%testBuildWorkDir%</Path>
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+ <Recurse type='11'>-1</Recurse>
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+ <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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+ <name>Delete Temp Source</name>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Run Program'>
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+ <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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+ <command>C:\Program Files\Git\bin\git.exe clone git://git.code.sf.net/p/ditto-cp/ditto %workDir%</command>
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+ <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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+ <name>Run Program</name>
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+ <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Run Script'>
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+ <Language>VBScript</Language>
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+ <Script><![CDATA[' increment the build number in the global macro BUILD_NUM, creating
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+' the macro and initializing to 1 if it doesn't exist
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+Const BLD_MACRO = "verBuild"
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+
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+' retrieve global macros collection
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+Set macros = Application.Macros(vbldGlobal)
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+
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+' see if our macro exists
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+Set macro = macros.Item(BLD_MACRO)
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+
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+If macro Is Nothing Then
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+ ' create the macro if not found
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+ macros.Add BLD_MACRO, "1"
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+ Builder.LogMessage "Created BUILD_NUM macro"
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+Else
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+ macro.Value = CLng(macro.Value)+1
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+ Builder.LogMessage "Incremented BUILD_NUM macro to " & macro.Value
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+End If
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+]]></Script>
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+ <description><![CDATA[Get the next build number
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+]]></description>
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+ <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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+ <name>Increment Build Number</name>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Enhanced Zip Files'>
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+ <Action type='3'>2</Action>
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+ <ComprMethod type='3'>1</ComprMethod>
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+ <Compression>5</Compression>
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+ <Dest>%workDir%\dittosetup\output\DittoSource_%versionFileName%.zip</Dest>
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+ <ExclExt><![CDATA[*.tlog
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+*.pch
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+*.obj
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+*.asm
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+*.lastbuildstate
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+*.pdb
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+*.exp
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+*.svn-base
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+*.map
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+*.tlh
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+.git]]></ExclExt>
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+ <Ext>*</Ext>
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+ <Hidden type='11'>-1</Hidden>
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|
+ <LogDetail type='11'>-1</LogDetail>
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+ <Recurse type='11'>-1</Recurse>
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|
+ <Source>%workDir%</Source>
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+ <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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+ <name>ZIP Files</name>
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|
+ </step>
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+ <step action='Group'>
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+ <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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+ <name>Build Ditto</name>
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+ </step>
|
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+ <step action='Make VS 2017'>
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|
+ <AssemblyVer type='11'>-1</AssemblyVer>
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+ <Attr type='11'>-1</Attr>
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+ <Config>Release|x64</Config>
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+ <FileVer type='11'>-1</FileVer>
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|
+ <Filename>%workDir%\CP_Main_10.sln</Filename>
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|
+ <ProdVer type='11'>-1</ProdVer>
|
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|
+ <Version>%version%</Version>
|
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|
+ <VersionSel type='3'>2</VersionSel>
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|
|
+ <indent type='3'>2</indent>
|
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|
+ <name>Build Ditto 64</name>
|
|
|
+ </step>
|
|
|
+ <step action='Make VS 2017'>
|
|
|
+ <AssemblyVer type='11'>-1</AssemblyVer>
|
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|
+ <Attr type='11'>-1</Attr>
|
|
|
+ <Config>Release|Win32</Config>
|
|
|
+ <FileVer type='11'>-1</FileVer>
|
|
|
+ <Filename>%workDir%\CP_Main_10.sln</Filename>
|
|
|
+ <ProdVer type='11'>-1</ProdVer>
|
|
|
+ <Version>%version%</Version>
|
|
|
+ <VersionSel type='3'>2</VersionSel>
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|
|
+ <indent type='3'>2</indent>
|
|
|
+ <name>Build Ditto 32</name>
|
|
|
+ </step>
|
|
|
+ <step action='Group'>
|
|
|
+ <indent type='3'>1</indent>
|
|
|
+ <name>Zip Source</name>
|
|
|
+ </step>
|
|
|
+ <step action='Enhanced Unzip Files'>
|
|
|
+ <Action type='3'>2</Action>
|
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|
+ <Dest>%testBuildWorkDir%</Dest>
|
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|
+ <Ext>*</Ext>
|
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+ </step>
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+ <command>"C:\Program Files (x86)\Inno Setup 5\ISCC.exe" /F"DittoSetup_%versionFileName%" "%workDir%\DittoSetup\DittoSetup_10.iss"</command>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Run Program'>
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+ <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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+ <Dest>%workDir%\DittoSetup\output\DittoDebug_%versionFileName%.7z</Dest>
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+ <ExclExt><![CDATA[mfc*
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+msp*
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+msv*
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+u3*
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+DittoSetup*]]></ExclExt>
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+*.map]]></Ext>
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+ <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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+ <name>Appx</name>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Enhanced Unzip Files'>
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+ <Action type='3'>2</Action>
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+ <Dest>%workDir%\DittoSetup\appx\</Dest>
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+ <Ext>*</Ext>
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+ <HideOn type='11'>-1</HideOn>
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+ <LogDetail type='11'>-1</LogDetail>
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+ <Recurse type='11'>-1</Recurse>
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+ <Source>%workDir%\DittoSetup\Output\DittoPortable_%versionFileName%.zip</Source>
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+ <SysOn type='11'>-1</SysOn>
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+ <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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+ <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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+ <name>extraxt x86 Portable</name>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Write File'>
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+ <BOM type='11'>-1</BOM>
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+ <Filename>%workDir%\DittoSetup\appx\files.ini</Filename>
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+ <Text><![CDATA[[[Files]]
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+".\appxmanifest.xml" "AppxManifest.xml"
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+
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+".\Ditto\Ditto.exe" "Ditto.exe"
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+
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+".\Ditto\icudt58.dll" "icudt58.dll"
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+".\Ditto\icuin58.dll" "icuin58.dll"
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+".\Ditto\icuio58.dll" "icuio58.dll"
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+".\Ditto\icutu58.dll" "icutu58.dll"
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+".\Ditto\icuuc58.dll" "icuuc58.dll"
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+".\Ditto\vcruntime140.dll" "vcruntime140.dll"
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+".\Ditto\msvcp140.dll" "msvcp140.dll"
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+".\Ditto\mfc140u.dll" "mfc140u.dll"
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+".\Ditto\mfc140enu.dll" "mfc140enu.dll"
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+".\WindowsApp" "WindowsApp"
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+
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+".\Ditto.png" "Ditto.png"
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+".\Ditto_44.png" "Ditto_44.png"
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+".\Ditto\Addins\DittoUtil.dll" "Addins\DittoUtil.dll"
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+
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+".\Ditto\Help\DittoConfig.htm" "Help\DittoConfig.htm"
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+".\Ditto\Help\DittoCustomKeys.htm" "Help\DittoCustomKeys.htm"
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+".\Ditto\Help\DittoFAQ.htm" "Help\DittoFAQ.htm"
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+".\Ditto\Help\DittoGettingStarted.htm" "Help\DittoGettingStarted.htm"
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+".\Ditto\Help\Dutch_DittoConfig.htm" "Help\Dutch_DittoConfig.htm"
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+".\Ditto\Help\Dutch_DittoFAQ.htm" "Help\Dutch_DittoFAQ.htm"
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+".\Ditto\Help\Dutch_DittoGettingStarted.htm" "Help\Dutch_DittoGettingStarted.htm"
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+".\Ditto\Help\Persian_DittoCustomKeys.htm" "Help\Persian_DittoCustomKeys.htm"
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+".\Ditto\Help\Persian_DittoGettingStarted.htm" "Help\Persian_DittoGettingStarted.htm"
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+".\Ditto\Help\RegCustomKeys.jpg" "Help\RegCustomKeys.jpg"
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+".\Ditto\Help\U3_Install.htm" "Help\U3_Install.htm"
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+
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+
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+".\Ditto\Language\Chinese.xml" "Language\Chinese.xml"
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+".\Ditto\Language\Chinese Traditional.xml" "Language\Chinese Traditional.xml"
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+".\Ditto\Language\Croatian.xml" "Language\Croatian.xml"
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+".\Ditto\Language\Czech.xml" "Language\Czech.xml"
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+".\Ditto\Language\Danish.xml" "Language\Danish.xml"
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+".\Ditto\Language\Deutsch.xml" "Language\Deutsch.xml"
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+".\Ditto\Language\Hebrew.xml" "Language\Hebrew.xml"
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+".\Ditto\Language\italiano.xml" "Language\italiano.xml"
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+".\Ditto\Language\Japanese.xml" "Language\Japanese.xml"
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+".\Ditto\Language\Korean.xml" "Language\Korean.xml"
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+".\Ditto\Language\Persian.xml" "Language\Persian.xml"
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+".\Ditto\Language\Polski.xml" "Language\Polski.xml"
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+".\Ditto\Language\Ukrainian.xml" "Language\Ukrainian.xml"
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+".\Ditto\Language\Finnish.xml" "Language\Finnish.xml"
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+
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+".\Ditto\Themes\Classic.xml" "Themes\Classic.xml"
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+".\Ditto\Themes\DarkerDitto.xml" "Themes\DarkerDitto.xml"]]></Text>
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+ <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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+ <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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+ <name>Write files.ini</name>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Write File'>
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+ <Filename>%workDir%\DittoSetup\appx\appxmanifest.xml</Filename>
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+ <Text><![CDATA[<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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+<Package
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+ xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/appx/manifest/foundation/windows10"
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+ xmlns:uap="http://schemas.microsoft.com/appx/manifest/uap/windows10"
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+ xmlns:uap2="http://schemas.microsoft.com/appx/manifest/uap/windows10/2"
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+ xmlns:uap3="http://schemas.microsoft.com/appx/manifest/uap/windows10/3"
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+ xmlns:rescap="http://schemas.microsoft.com/appx/manifest/foundation/windows10/restrictedcapabilities"
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+ xmlns:desktop="http://schemas.microsoft.com/appx/manifest/desktop/windows10"
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+ xmlns:desktop2="http://schemas.microsoft.com/appx/manifest/desktop/windows10/2"
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+ IgnorableNamespaces="desktop2">
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+ <Identity Name="60145ScottBrogden.ditto-cp"
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+ ProcessorArchitecture="x86"
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+ Publisher="CN=2032816C-0EBD-4FA0-8832-B8289B21D4F4"
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+ Version="%version%" />
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+ <Properties>
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+ <DisplayName>Ditto Clipboard</DisplayName>
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+ <PublisherDisplayName>Scott Brogden</PublisherDisplayName>
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+ <Description>Ditto</Description>
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+ <Logo>Ditto.png</Logo>
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+ </Properties>
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+ <Resources>
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+ <Resource Language="en-us" />
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+ </Resources>
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+ <Dependencies>
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+ <TargetDeviceFamily Name="Windows.Desktop" MinVersion="10.0.14316.0" MaxVersionTested="10.0.14316.0" />
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+ </Dependencies>
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+ <Capabilities>
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+ <rescap:Capability Name="runFullTrust"/>
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+ </Capabilities>
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+ <Applications>
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+ <Application Id="Ditto" Executable="Ditto.exe" EntryPoint="Windows.FullTrustApplication">
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+ <uap:VisualElements
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+ BackgroundColor="#ffffff"
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+ DisplayName="Ditto"
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+ Square150x150Logo="Ditto_150.png"
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+ Square44x44Logo="Ditto_44.png"
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+ Description="Ditto" />
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+
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+ <Extensions>
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+ <desktop:Extension Category="windows.startupTask" Executable="Ditto.exe" EntryPoint="Windows.FullTrustApplication">
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+ <desktop:StartupTask TaskId="DittoStartupTask" Enabled="true" DisplayName="Ditto Service" />
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+ </desktop:Extension>
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+
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+ <desktop2:Extension Category="windows.firewallRules">
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+ <desktop2:FirewallRules Executable="Ditto.exe">
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+ <desktop2:Rule Direction="in" IPProtocol="TCP" LocalPortMin="23443" LocalPortMax="23443" RemotePortMin="23443" RemotePortMax="23443" Profile="domainAndPrivate"/>
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+ <desktop2:Rule Direction="out" IPProtocol="TCP" LocalPortMin="23443" LocalPortMax="23443" RemotePortMin="23443" RemotePortMax="23443" Profile="domainAndPrivate"/>
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+ </desktop2:FirewallRules>
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+ </desktop2:Extension>
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+
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+
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+ <uap:Extension Category="windows.fileTypeAssociation">
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+ <uap3:FileTypeAssociation Name="alsdkja">
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+ <uap:SupportedFileTypes>
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+ <uap:FileType>.dto</uap:FileType>
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+ </uap:SupportedFileTypes>
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+ </uap3:FileTypeAssociation>
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+ </uap:Extension>
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+
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+
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+ </Extensions>
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+
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+ </Application>
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+ </Applications>
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+</Package>]]></Text>
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+ <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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+ <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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+ <name>Write manifest</name>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Run Program'>
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+ <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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+ <command>"c:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\bin\x86\MakeAppx.exe" pack /f "%workDir%\DittoSetup\appx\files.ini" /p "%workDir%\DittoSetup\appx\Ditto_%versionFileName%.appx"</command>
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+ <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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+ <name>Gen appx</name>
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+ <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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+ <startin>%workDir%\DittoSetup\appx</startin>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Run Program'>
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+ <ShowCmd type='11'>-1</ShowCmd>
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+ <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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+ <command>"c:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\bin\x86\signtool.exe" sign -f "%workDir%\DittoSetup\appx\my.pfx" -fd SHA256 -v "%workDir%\DittoSetup\appx\Ditto_%versionFileName%.appx</command>
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+ <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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+ <name>Sign appx</name>
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+ <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Copy Files'>
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+ <Converted type='11'>-1</Converted>
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+ <Delay>15</Delay>
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+ <DestDir>%workDir%\DittoSetup\Output</DestDir>
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|
+ <Ext>Ditto_%versionFileName%.appx</Ext>
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+ <Incremental type='11'>-1</Incremental>
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+ <LogCopied type='11'>-1</LogCopied>
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|
+ <ReadOnly type='11'>-1</ReadOnly>
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+ <Retries>10</Retries>
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|
+ <SourceDir>%workDir%\DittoSetup\appx\</SourceDir>
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|
+ <TBD type='11'>-1</TBD>
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|
+ <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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+ <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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+ <name>Copy Files</name>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Group'>
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+ <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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+ <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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+ <name>Chocolatey</name>
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|
+ </step>
|
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+ <step action='Write File'>
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+ <Filename>%workDir%\DittoSetup\Chocolatey\ditto.nuspec</Filename>
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+ <Text><![CDATA[<?xml version="1.0"?>
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+<package xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
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+ <metadata>
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+ <id>ditto</id>
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+ <title>Ditto Clipboard</title>
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+ <version>%version%-beta</version>
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+ <authors>Scott Brogden</authors>
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|
+ <owners>Scott Brogden</owners>
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+ <summary>Ditto Clipboard</summary>
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+
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+ <docsUrl>https://sourceforge.net/p/ditto-cp/wiki/</docsUrl>
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|
+ <mailingListUrl>https://sourceforge.net/p/ditto-cp/discussion/</mailingListUrl>
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+ <bugTrackerUrl>https://sourceforge.net/p/ditto-cp/discussion/</bugTrackerUrl>
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+ <projectSourceUrl>https://sourceforge.net/projects/ditto-cp/files/</projectSourceUrl>
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+
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+ <description>Ditto is an extension to the standard windows clipboard. It saves each item placed on the clipboard allowing you access to any of those items at a later time. Ditto allows you to save any type of information that can be put on the clipboard, text, images, html, custom formats, .....
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+
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+#### Features
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+
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+* Easy to use interface
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+* Search and paste previous copy entries
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+* Keep multiple computer's clipboards in sync
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+* Data is encrypted when sent over the network
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+* Accessed from tray icon or global hot key
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+* Select entry by double click, enter key or drag drop
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+* Paste into any window that excepts standard copy/paste entries
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+* Display thumbnail of copied images in list
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+* Full Unicode support(display foreign characters)
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+* UTF-8 support for language files(create language files in any language)
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+* Uses sqlite database (www.sqlite.org)</description>
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+ <projectUrl>https://ditto-cp.sourceforge.io/</projectUrl>
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|
+ <tags>Ditto clipboard</tags>
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+ <licenseUrl>http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt</licenseUrl>
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|
+ <requireLicenseAcceptance>false</requireLicenseAcceptance> <!-- or true if you require the user to accept the License before installing -->
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+ <iconUrl>https://ditto-cp.sourceforge.io/Ditto2.png</iconUrl>
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+ </metadata>
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+</package>]]></Text>
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+ <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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+
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+ packageName = $env:ChocolateyPackageName
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+ File = $FileLocations | Where-Object {$_ -notmatch '64bit'}
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+}
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+
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+Install-ChocolateyInstallPackage @packageArgs
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+
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+
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+]]></Text>
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+ <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Write File'>
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+ <Filename>%workDir%\DittoSetup\Chocolatey.install\tools\VERIFICATION.txt</Filename>
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+
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+This package is published by the Ditto Project itself. The binaries are identical to other package types published by the project, https://ditto-cp.sourceforge.io/beta/files/
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+]]></Text>
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+ <Delay>15</Delay>
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+ <DestDir>%workDir%\DittoSetup\Chocolatey.install\tools</DestDir>
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+ <Ext><![CDATA[DittoSetup_64bit_%versionFileName%.exe
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+DittoSetup_%versionFileName%.exe]]></Ext>
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+ <Incremental type='11'>-1</Incremental>
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+ <LogCopied type='11'>-1</LogCopied>
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+ <ReadOnly type='11'>-1</ReadOnly>
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+ <Retries>10</Retries>
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+ <SourceDir>%workDir%\DittoSetup\Output</SourceDir>
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+ <TBD type='11'>-1</TBD>
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+ <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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+ <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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+ <name>Copy Installs</name>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Run Program'>
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+ <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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+ <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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+ <name>Choco Pack</name>
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+ <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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+ <startin>%workDir%\DittoSetup\Chocolatey.install</startin>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Run Program'>
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+ <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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+ <command>choco push --key %ChocolateyApiKey% --source https://push.chocolatey.org/</command>
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+ <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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+ <name>Choco Push</name>
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+ <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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+ <retries>5</retries>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Group'>
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+ <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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+ <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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+ <name>Chocolatey - Portable</name>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Write File'>
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+ <Filename>%workDir%\DittoSetup\Chocolatey-Portable\ditto.portable.nuspec</Filename>
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+ <Text><![CDATA[<?xml version="1.0"?>
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+<package xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
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+ <metadata>
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+ <id>ditto.portable</id>
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+ <title>Ditto Clipboard Portable</title>
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+ <version>%version%-beta</version>
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+ <authors>Scott Brogden</authors>
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+ <owners>Scott Brogden</owners>
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+ <summary>Ditto Clipboard Portable</summary>
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+
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+ <docsUrl>https://sourceforge.net/p/ditto-cp/wiki/</docsUrl>
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+ <mailingListUrl>https://sourceforge.net/p/ditto-cp/discussion/</mailingListUrl>
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+ <bugTrackerUrl>https://sourceforge.net/p/ditto-cp/discussion/</bugTrackerUrl>
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+ <projectSourceUrl>https://sourceforge.net/projects/ditto-cp/files/</projectSourceUrl>
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+
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+ <description>Ditto is an extension to the standard windows clipboard. It saves each item placed on the clipboard allowing you access to any of those items at a later time. Ditto allows you to save any type of information that can be put on the clipboard, text, images, html, custom formats, .....
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+
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+#### Features
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+
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+* Easy to use interface
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+* Search and paste previous copy entries
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+* Keep multiple computer's clipboards in sync
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+* Data is encrypted when sent over the network
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+* Accessed from tray icon or global hot key
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+* Select entry by double click, enter key or drag drop
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+* Paste into any window that excepts standard copy/paste entries
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+* Display thumbnail of copied images in list
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+* Full Unicode support(display foreign characters)
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+* UTF-8 support for language files(create language files in any language)
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+* Uses sqlite database (www.sqlite.org)</description>
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+ <projectUrl>https://ditto-cp.sourceforge.io/</projectUrl>
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+ <tags>Ditto clipboard</tags>
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+ <licenseUrl>http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt</licenseUrl>
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+ <requireLicenseAcceptance>false</requireLicenseAcceptance> <!-- or true if you require the user to accept the License before installing -->
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+ <iconUrl>https://ditto-cp.sourceforge.io/Ditto2.png</iconUrl>
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+ </metadata>
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+</package>]]></Text>
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+ <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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+ <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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+ <name>nuspec</name>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Write File'>
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+ <Filename>%workDir%\DittoSetup\Chocolatey-Portable\tools\chocolateyInstall.ps1</Filename>
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+ <Text><![CDATA[$ErrorActionPreference = 'Stop'
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+
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+# Kill ditto before updating
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+Get-Process | Where { $_.name -eq 'ditto' } | Where-Object {$_.Path -like "*chocolatey*"} | Stop-Process
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+
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+$fileName = 'DittoPortable__%versionFileName%.zip'
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+
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+if (Get-OSArchitectureWidth 64) {
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+ $fileName = 'DittoPortable_64bit_%versionFileName%.zip'
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+}
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+
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+Write-Host "Removing old Ditto.Portable files"
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+Remove-Item $toolsPath\* -Recurse -Force -Exclude $fileName
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+
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+$zip_path = "$toolsPath\$fileName"
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+
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+$packageArgs = @{
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+ PackageName = 'ditto.portable'
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+ FileFullPath = $zip_path
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+ Destination = $toolsPath
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+}
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+
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+Write-Host "Installing Ditto.Portable"
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+Get-ChocolateyUnzip @packageArgs
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+
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+#tell ditto this is a chocolatey portable app, will use a the directory in AppData/Local/Ditto_ChocolateyApp to store it's data
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+Rename-Item -Path "$(Join-Path "$toolsPath" "Ditto\portable")" -NewName "chocolatey"
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+
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+Remove-Item $toolsPath\*.zip -ea 0]]></Text>
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+ <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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+ <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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+ <name>chocolateyInstall.ps1</name>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Write File'>
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+ <Filename>%workDir%\DittoSetup\Chocolatey-Portable\tools\chocolateyUninstall.ps1</Filename>
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+ <Text><![CDATA[
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+Write-Host "Stopping running instances of Ditto"
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+
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+# Kill ditto before updating
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+Get-Process | Where { $_.name -eq 'ditto' } | Where-Object {$_.Path -like "*chocolatey*"} | Stop-Process
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+
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+Write-Host "Removing app data settings and database files"
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+
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+#remove the app data where the portable choco app was written, settings and database
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+Remove-Item -Recurse -Force $env:LOCALAPPDATA\Ditto_ChocolateyApp]]></Text>
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+ <buildfailsteps type='11'>0</buildfailsteps>
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+ <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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+ <name>chocolateyUnInstall.ps1</name>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Write File'>
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+ <Text><![CDATA[ GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
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+DittoPortable_%versionFileName%.zip]]></Ext>
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+ <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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+ <startin>%workDir%\DittoSetup\Chocolatey-Portable</startin>
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+ </step>
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+
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+<a href="files\DittoPortable_64bit_%versionFileName%.zip">Ditto Portable 64</a><br><br>
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+
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+
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+ <Retries>0</Retries>
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+ <Server>web.sourceforge.net</Server>
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+ <ServerPath>/home/groups/d/di/ditto-cp/htdocs/beta</ServerPath>
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+ <Timeout>30</Timeout>
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+ <TransferType type='3'>1</TransferType>
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+ <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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+ <name>Sign Ditto.exe 64</name>
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+ <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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+ <name>Sign Ditto.exe</name>
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+ <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Run Program'>
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+ <checked type='11'>0</checked>
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+ <command>"c:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\Bin\signtool.exe" sign /f "C:\Users\sab.000\Desktop\Ditto_Cert\Ditto.pfx" /p Hastings /t http://timestamp.comodoca.com/authenticode %workDir%\%branch%\Release\Addins\DittoUtil.dll</command>
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+ <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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+ <name>Sign DittoUtil.dll</name>
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+ <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Group'>
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+ <checked type='11'>0</checked>
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+ <indent type='3'>1</indent>
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+ <name>Sign Installers</name>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Run Program'>
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+ <checked type='11'>0</checked>
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+ <command>"c:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\Bin\signtool.exe" sign /f "C:\Users\sab.000\Desktop\Ditto_Cert\Ditto.pfx" /p Hastings /t http://timestamp.comodoca.com/authenticode %workDir%\%branch%\DittoSetup\Output\DittoSetup_%versionFileName%.exe</command>
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+ <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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+ <name>Sign Ditto Installer</name>
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+ <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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+ </step>
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+ <step action='Run Program'>
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+ <checked type='11'>0</checked>
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+ <command>"c:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\Bin\signtool.exe" sign /f "C:\Users\sab.000\Desktop\Ditto_Cert\Ditto.pfx" /p Hastings /t http://timestamp.comodoca.com/authenticode %workDir%\%branch%\DittoSetup\Output\DittoSetup_64bit_%versionFileName%.exe</command>
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+ <indent type='3'>2</indent>
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+ <name>Sign Ditto 64 Installer</name>
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+ <outputfrom type='3'>1</outputfrom>
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+ </step></steps>
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+ <macros>
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+ <macro name='branch'>
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+ <value>trunk</value>
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+ </macro>
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+ <macro name='testBuildWorkDir'>
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+ <value>%temp%\DittoTestBuild</value>
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+ </macro>
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+ <macro name='verMajor'>
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+ <value>3</value>
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+ </macro>
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+ <macro name='verMinor'>
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+ <value>22</value>
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+ </macro>
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+ <macro name='verRevision'>
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+ <value>0</value>
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+ </macro>
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+ <macro name='version'>
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+ <value>%verMajor%.%verMinor%.%verBuild%.%verRevision%</value>
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+ </macro>
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+ <macro name='versionFileName'>
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+ <value>%verMajor%_%verMinor%_%verBuild%_%verRevision%</value>
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+ </macro>
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+ <macro name='workDir'>
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+ <value>%temp%\Ditto_Build</value>
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+ </macro></macros>
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</project>
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Scott Brogden