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Originally Posted by shady
If I wanted to install over a previous version, wouldn't I just choose a normal install?
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The update process is the same on both (normal and portable install). The difference is basically that the portable version has all application & resource files in a single (portable) folder.
If you want to keep your previous portable install, I'd suggest to do the following:
- Make a copy of your current portable Reaper install folder and give the folder a different name *
- Install a newer version directly over one of these two Reaper install folders (the important part here is that this is done again as portable install)
- Now you have two portable installs (the old and newer version) with the same config and files
* As example: I usually add something like -old ('Reaper-old') or the version number ('Reaper-579') to the name of older portable install folders. Depends mainly on how many portable install folders I have side-by-side.