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*Right click the new <tt>Dolphin Emulator</tt> key, and select <tt>New > String Value</tt>. Name the value "LocalUserConfig"
*Right click the new <tt>Dolphin Emulator</tt> key, and select <tt>New > String Value</tt>. Name the value "LocalUserConfig"
*Double click the "LocalUserConfig" value and an Edit String dialog appears. Under "Value Data", type the number <tt>1</tt>.
*Double click the "LocalUserConfig" value and an Edit String dialog appears. Under "Value Data", type the number <tt>1</tt>.
Before launching the Dolphin, be sure to move your User folder along with its executable files (or check if it's placed correctly) if you want to still use it. Otherwise, it will create a new one in there instead.
Before launching Dolphin, be sure to move your User folder along with its executable files (or check if it's placed correctly) if you want to still use it. Otherwise, it will create a new one in there instead.




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<pre>X:\Path\To\Dolphin\Build\Dolphin.exe -U X:\Path\To\User</pre>
<pre>X:\Path\To\Dolphin\Build\Dolphin.exe -U X:\Path\To\User</pre>


Anytime you want that build to use the specified user directory, just run the custom shortcut. If you launched the Dolphin without custom shortcut it will use the Global User Directory or portable.txt.
Anytime you want that build to use the specified user directory, just run the custom shortcut. If you launched Dolphin without the custom shortcut it will use the Global User Directory or portable.txt.


= Linux and OSX =
= Linux and OSX =