Using Config Profile

What is Config Profile?

By creating a Unifier Config Profile (.ucp), all current setting of Unifier is saved to a data file. You may restore the setting from the profile easily by using a shortcut icon or loading the profile from command-line switch. If you have several commonly used configurations, you may create a config profile for each of them. The time to configure Unifier is minimized.

Config Profile is also used in unattended mode operation. Please read the unattended mode session for details.

Creating Config Profile

1.	Execute Unifier as usual

2.	Configure your required setting such as encoding of source file and output option from Unifier Main Window

3.	Select Save Configuration As... from File Menu

   

4.	Specify the file name of the Config Profile (.ucp). The default file extension is .ucp.

5.	Enable Create Shortcut on Desktop to create a shortcut to launch Unifier with the Config Profile.

   


Using Config Profile

Double-Click on Config Profile (.ucp) file

You may double-click on the config profile (.ucp) file directly. Then, Unifier will be launched and the config profile will be loaded.

Using Open Command

Select Open Configuration from File Menu. Then, select the Config Profile from the File Open Dialog. The configuration from the profile would be restored.

Using Shortcut Icon on Desktop

If you have enabled Create Shortcut on Desktop during creation of Config Profile, a shortcut icon will be created on Desktop. e.g. if the profile name is Japanese, the shortcut name will be Unifier(Japanese). If you double-click the shortcut icon, Unifier will startup and the setting in Japanese profile will be restored.

You may copy or move the shortcut from Desktop to any folder.

Using Command Line Switch

The config profile can be loaded using /c command line switch. If the full path is not specified, Unifier will try to search the config profile from program folder.

unifier /c <pathname-of-config-profile>

e.g.

c:\program files\unifier>unifier /c japanese.ucp

If japanese.ucp is located in current folder or program folder of Unifier, full pathname is not necessary.

See Also
Unattended Mode Operation