Need Help migrating Moi from PC to Mac

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 From:  binfordboy
11757.1 
Actually I want to migrate my customized Moi Version from PC to Mac. I located the new Folder for app data under Mac "Library
/Application Support/Moi" and copied all files from the Windows app data. But nothing happened. Do I miss something?

In some of the files are references like:
var menu = "moi://appdata/customui/ScriptsSorted1.menu.htm";

what is the right syntax here under MacOS?
var menu = "moi:~/Library/Application Support/Moi/customui/ScriptsSorted1.menu.htm";
or only
var menu = "~/Library/Application Support/Moi/customui/ScriptsSorted1.menu.htm";
or something else?

Btw: Moi on a MacBookAir is awesome!

Michael
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 From:  Michael Gibson
11757.2 In reply to 11757.1 
Hi binfordboy,

re:
> Actually I want to migrate my customized Moi Version from PC to Mac. I located
> the new Folder for app data under Mac "Library
> /Application Support/Moi" and copied all files from the Windows app data.
> But nothing happened. Do I miss something?

You'll need to close and restart MoI after copying the files over. You'll have some stuff in sub folders to copy too like /commands , /customui , and /startup .


> In some of the files are references like:
> var menu = "moi://appdata/customui/ScriptsSorted1.menu.htm";
>
> what is the right syntax here under MacOS?

It's the same syntax for both Windows and Mac. When it's using moi://appdata that means "look it up in the appdata folder" which on windows will be %AppData%\Moi and on Mac it will be ~/Library/Application Support/Moi .

So you shouldn't need to change these, they're cross platform.

Maybe check that you've got everything copied including sub folders.

- Michael
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 From:  Michael Gibson
11757.3 In reply to 11757.1 
Also double check that you've got the right Library folder on the Mac.

You want the one in your user folder: ~/Library (/Users/<your user name>/Library .

There's another one off of the root at /Library , don't use that one.

- Michael
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 From:  binfordboy
11757.4 
IT works now. Thank You ver much Michael

EDITED: 7 Jun by BINFORDBOY

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