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      Profile maintenance Syntax: 
      
        Profile;Cmd=Save|Backup|Restore|Upgrade; <filename=name;> <comment=text;>
        <confirm=0|1;><components=Hardware> 
      Example 1: Sample Commands 
      
        Profile;Cmd=Save 
		Profile;Cmd=Backup;comment=Backup after configuration changed 
		Profile;Cmd=Upgrade; 
		Profile;Cmd=Backup;Components=Hardware;Filename=c:\Backup\Hardware_004.zip" 
       
		Example 2: Python Script Upgrade from defined backup file 
		
        ExecuteCmd('Upgrade','Cmd=Upgrade;filename=c:\Backup\Backup.zip') 
       
		Example 3: Python Script Automatic Backup 
		
						ExecuteCmd('Backup','comment=Automatic') 
		 
		Example 4: Python Script - component backup and restore 
		
						ExecuteCmd('profile','cmd=backup;filename=componentbackup.zip;components=hardware') 
						 
						ExecuteCmd('profile','cmd=restore;filename=componentbackup.zip;components=hardware') 
		 
      Notes: 
      
					- Default Backup filename is profilename_nnn.zip, where nnn is increased by one 
      for each backup, starting at 1. If filename contains no path information, 
      the backup will be stored at the configured Archive directory.
 
					- Confirm option applies to the Save command and overrides the 'Confirm 
      save' option if present.
 
					- Backup comment is appended to the default comment. The default comment
      contains key values for backup creation time, Scorpion version and profile
      name. The comment may be viewed/edited with WinZip. 
 
					- Backup is also 
		available by the Backup command.
 
					- The Upgrade command restores a backup 
		keeping local configuration. The local configuration contains the 
		components HARDWARE, LOCAL and CALIBRATION, including content in profile 
		subdirectories of same component name.
 
					- If filename if omitted in the 
		Upgrade command, the user will be asked to select a backup from the 
		restore backup dialog.
 
					- Components=Hardware allows the user to backup 
					the hardware configuration (camera)
 
					- The Restore command works on components only
 
		 
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