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Sharing the Omnia.9 NfRemote Connection Database and Display Options

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This document covers how to export and move/share the NfRemote connection database and display configurations to another PC.

Q

I am wondering if there is a way to export the list of logins I have made for the Omnia 9 and import them into another computer. I have a dozen different logins saved and it would be nice not to have to do it manually, one by one.

A

Yes,

The connection database is in the registry.

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\NfRemote

It’s the “Data” binary value.

You can export from regedit, and import on another machine by double-clicking on the REG file.

Before sharing, I recommend opening it in Notepad and deleting the “Installed”, “Path” and “Timestamp” values, leaving only the “Data” value, so that these system-specific keys don’t get imported into other systems.

As for the display configurations, you’ll find them in:

c:\Users\user\AppData\Local\NfRemote\

There is one ini file per unit you connect to, per instance.

For example, connecting to OMNIA9 with serial number 99901, the file name will be:

Omnia.9 - OMNIA9-99901 - Remote (1).ini

If you start another NfRemote instance in parallel, it’ll be

Omnia.9 - OMNIA9-99901 - Remote (2).ini

There are several command line parameters available, most of them are listed in:

c:\Users\user\AppData\Local\NfRemote\NfRemote.txt

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