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FAQ: add instructions for symlinking the screenshots folder #129
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- Move your screenshots folder to where you want to have your screenshots saved, and then delete the `screenshots` folder that's in your `.runelite` folder. | ||
- Run Command Prompt as administrator and then run: | ||
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`mklink /J "%userprofile%\.runelite\screenshots" "path\to\new\folder"` |
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If you make this ```
it'll have a copy and paste option probably. Might also be nice to indent it if it's part of the list, but idk if that's possible with ```
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since youre providing a mv
command for mac/linux, you should provide the equivalent for windows with move
here, then the above section isnt really required anymore
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since youre providing a
mv
command for mac/linux, you should provide the equivalent for windows withmove
here, then the above section isnt really required anymore
In trying to do so on Windows, I'm actually running into a file permissions error, even with cmd running as administrator. I think it's probably easier for the average end user just to move the files manually rather than having them fiddle with file permissions.
I'm open to still changing this, but I think leaving it as I have it now is probably the most straightforward way of doing it for the typical user.
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