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BruceJ Lost but trying Posts: 15 Reg: Jan 18, 2014 Cary 2,200	confirm \| cancel 01/27/14 07:57 AM (10 years ago) Downloading code...more than once when changes are made? Hi everyone, This is a very basic question...I am almost embarrassed to ask it. Anyway, I have an app that I have made for my World History classes (I'm a high school teacher). I designed in the Buzztouch control panel and downloaded the code into eclipse. With my phone attached, I have made changes to the app in Buzztouch and saw the changes reflected on my phone. I have the app where I want it at the moment. Here's the question: do I need to download the code again, or are the changes automatically made in the code in Eclipse? Thanks. Title Comments Hi everyone, This is a very basic question...I am almost embarrassed to ask it. Anyway, I have an app that I have made for my World History classes (I'm a high school teacher). I designed in the Buzztouch control panel and downloaded the code into eclipse. With my phone attached, I have made changes to the app in Buzztouch and saw the changes reflected on my phone. I have the app where I want it at the moment. Here's the question: do I need to download the code again, or are the changes automatically made in the code in Eclipse? Thanks.

chris1 Code is Art Posts: 3862 Reg: Aug 10, 2012 Austin, TX 50,120	01/27/14 08:10 AM (10 years ago) No need to be embarrassed - it's actually a very good question. The way the control panel works is by modifying a file called BT_config.txt (you'll see this file in Eclipse). You can get to the online version of the file by clicking on 'Configuration' on the control panel. All you need to do is copy the online version and paste it over the Eclipse version. Comments No need to be embarrassed - it's actually a very good question. The way the control panel works is by modifying a file called BT_config.txt (you'll see this file in Eclipse). You can get to the online version of the file by clicking on 'Configuration' on the control panel. All you need to do is copy the online version and paste it over the Eclipse version.

BruceJ Lost but trying Posts: 15 Reg: Jan 18, 2014 Cary 2,200	01/27/14 08:17 AM (10 years ago) Awesome. Thanks! Comments Awesome. Thanks!

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