[Feature Request] Preload multi user profile option

What'd be the difference between your idea and the currently already possible way to use separate portable instances of DC++ to each set of hubs and settings?
The current possible solutions is even better since you can even run each "profile" parallel while in Firefox you can run only one profile per Windows user at the same time.

Honestly I didnt know that was an option, I always used the installer. How do I migrate my current settings?

http://dcplusplus.sourceforge.net/webhelp/faq_settings_files.html

Ok, my last issue is the dcppboot.xml file. It wont recognize the path I set.

<ConfigPath>.\Data\</ConfigPath>

I wanted to keep my settings tidy.

Works for me (when LocalMode is explicitly set).

This is exactly whats in my dcppboot.xml file and it keeps ignoring the path even when I use the full path. It just keeps creating a new profile in the folder root.

<Boot>
 <!--
 LocalMode runs DC++ in local mode, where all defaults are relative to the ConfigPath set below.
 This is useful when running DC++ off a USB stick or if you want to keep all in a single folder.
 The default is to run in LocalMode, but upon the user's choice the installer can install a
 dcppboot.xml file that overrides the default.
 When LocalMode is disabled, ConfigPath is ignored.
 Set to 1 to enable, 0 to disable

 <LocalMode>1</LocalMode>
 -->

 <!--
 ConfigPath specifies where settings, queue and other runtime data should be saved.
 Relative paths are relative to the DC++ executable.
 You may use the following variables, which are interpreted on a per-user basis:

 %[APPDATA] - Application data, typically c:\documents and settings\<username>\Application Data\
 %[PERSONAL] - My documents

 All % variables from strftime with the current time:
 http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/vclib/html/_crt_strftime.2c_.wcsftime.asp

 <ConfigPath>.\Data\</ConfigPath>
 -->

</Boot>

from what i understand that should of worked but it didnt. i'm running xp

Thanks eMTee, that solved my question.

thanks