What will happen if I click "Update All" in CCC?

I've never used the Update All function in CCC. If I do, will I get multiple installs all over the place of existing synths, effects, etc.?

Atsuko

dlesaux
Installing Rapture Pro right now but with so many modules and subcomponents, it's getting hard to keep track of which ones to update and which ones to ignore. I wish CCC  could scan the computer and figure out what I already have installed and whether it's up to date.

This would be very cool!!

Absolutely!! That would be great!!
 
I already had Z3ta2, Rapture (older version), and Dim Pro installed prior to Kingston. Last night I updated via the CCC and noticed Z3ta & Rapture were in red (does it mean CCC thinks it's not installed??) while the Sonar update was in yellow.
 
Since I did want all the updates, I just clicked on Update All, but like Daniel stated....at the time, I also didn't know if there were duplicates to be installed or it was just updating my existing libraries. I did notice my OS drive (SSD) dropped down a few GB's after the install. I have to admit though that I didn't have a chance to look into the file locations last evening, but will definitely take a look over this weekend.
 
+1 on a CCC scanner (to avoid duplicates).  
 

I have DSL and just clicked "Install All" for the Kingston update.  I am hopeful that if I let it run continuously between now and late December when the next update comes out, that I will have it completed in time to start downloading again.  And this is just one of two machines.  
 
Seriously, I appreciate the updates and fixes, but I really wish there was a better way to structure the updates so that they are much smaller.  I can't help but get the feeling that I am downloading an entire copy of a huge program just to make a change in a few lines of code.  Do you guys use modular coding techniques?  This is very time consuming and frustrating.