I have written 2 batch files that copy a labelled minitioune.ini file into the minitioune folder, and created desktop shortcuts for each. This way, I can have one button to open MiniTioune for Es'hail-2 and another to open it for local use (not at the same time). The batch files are of the form:
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@echo off
COPY C:\Utils\Minitioune08s\Local_minitioune.ini C:\Utils\Minitioune08s\minitioune.ini
start "Local MiniTioune" "C:\Utils\Minitioune08s\MiniTioune_V0_8s.exe"
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@echo off
COPY C:\Utils\Minitioune08s\Eshail2_minitioune.ini C:\Utils\Minitioune08s\minitioune.ini
start "Es'hail-2 MiniTioune" "C:\Utils\Minitioune08s\MiniTio
Note that you can't pin batch files to the start menu or taskbar in Windows 10. You have to Right click on the Desktop and select the command "New -> Shortcut" from the context menu. Then, in the shortcut target, type the following text: cmd /c "full path to your batch file" ...
Name the shortcut and change its icon if you need, then right click the shortcut and choose "Pin to Start" from the context menu.
Dave, G8GKQ