User Customization Backup for Touch Pro using sashimi

[zone23]

In order to have programs install to a specific folder you need to do the following:

1. install sashimi and familiarize yourself with the program and file structure by reading this thread and using Google.

2. on your pc create a file called customlinks.ini do this by right clicking and creating a new text document but instead of making it customlinks.txt name it customlinks.ini

3. inside this file create the following:

[LNK Files]
Asphalt4HD 480x640=Programs\Games

notice the ashalt4hd 480x640 this program is called Asphalt4HD 480x640.cab the "programs\games" is were the shortcuts will be installed to

So if I wanted to install it to the "Utilities" folder it would look like this:

Asphalt4HD 480x640=programs\utilities

5. copy customlinks.ini to sashimi\program\INI\

Now when I run sashimi it will install the app and move the shortcuts to what ever folder I want. Now you must have the program in the "Auto" folder of sashimi. You can also make sashimi delete shortcuts or folders but that's another story.

Good Luck and may the force be with you.

[D\/8]

Originally Posted by zone23

In order to have programs install to a specific folder you need to do the following:

1. install sashimi and familiarize yourself with the program and file structure by reading this thread and using Google.

2. on your pc create a file called customlinks.ini do this by right clicking and creating a new text document but instead of making it customlinks.txt name it customlinks.ini

3. inside this file create the following:

[LNK Files]
Asphalt4HD 480x640=Programs\Games

notice the ashalt4hd 480x640 this program is called Asphalt4HD 480x640.cab the "programs\games" is were the shortcuts will be installed to

So if I wanted to install it to the "Utilities" folder it would look like this:

Asphalt4HD 480x640=programs\utilities

5. copy customlinks.ini to sashimi\program\INI\

Now when I run sashimi it will install the app and move the shortcuts to what ever folder I want. Now you must have the program in the "Auto" folder of sashimi. You can also make sashimi delete shortcuts or folders but that's another story.

Good Luck and may the force be with you.

Nice wright-up... Thanks...

There's also a video available that is not listed on the first page which covers this...

SASHIMI 03 - Customizing Shortcuts