Where are the self created export patterns?

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@Spastenflosser

Thanks I have checked the files in C:\Program Files (x86)\Mp3tag\export which I assume would be the portable installations folder

The portable installation folder is a folder which you define yourself during the installation process. Nobody else than you can know which folder you defined during installation. The folder C:\Program Files (x86)\Mp3tag with its subfolders is the standard installation folder for 32bit-non portable installations. The MP3Tag-64bit-Version will install in C:\Program Files\MP3Tag. For changing from 32bit to 64 bit installation look here:

Notes on the 64-bit version of Mp3tag

I've released a 64-bit version of Mp3tag a few days ago and received a few questions about differences between the 32-bit version and the 64-bit version. To make it short, there should not be any noticeable differences except for two things: The 64-bit version uses 64-bits to address memory and is no longer limited to 2 GB per application. While the Library feature of Mp3tag is already a very viable solution for large libraries, loosening the memory restriction is one of the key benefits of …

Anyway it is not advisable to select a portable installation and then use the standard windows installations folder C:\Program Files or C:\Program Files (x86). Simple users or non elevated users have no write permission to these folders and also should not get them and so spoil this system.

I never experienced that any of my Mp3Tag-installtions overwrote my personal files and settings.

To find your old export-scripts I would simply start a filename-search for these on all drives. Also look for files with the name mp3tagsettings.zip.