>Well, I'm sure you realize that the wizards(?) aren't there for us, but
>for newbies. And there are methods of speeding up a new install for old
>users, but they entail the risk of missing some newly added feature.
>
>Just install to a new directory and altX when the setup business starts.
>Activate the GetnLoad function which you were organized enough to use
>after you plowed through your LAST install (some planning was required)
>and it will copy over your .CFGs and transfer files added or modified in
>your last install to the new install.
>
>But remember that beta testers should try the full install once in a
>while to help verify proper operation. (or not) <G>
>
>- Clarence Verge
>- Still using Arachne V1.62 ....
There ought to be an easy way to bypass the wizards(?) for non-newbies. I'd
prefer a .ZIP over the .EXE file. But I never heard of GetnLoad, never found
it. How many .CFGs are there? I guess ARACHNE.CFG is the main one. Of course,
one needs to transfer user data or save it somewhere: downloads, bookmarks, mail
if one uses Arachne for POP3.
Wnat is the significance of the Profile statement, and the various .ACFs? My
computer was speed category 71 during Arachne installation, what is that
supposed to mean?
What is the best way to install APMs? Just keep a separate APM directory, type
arachne drive:\path\apm\*.apm
or if already in Arachne, file:drive\path\apm\*.apm ?
or in my case, file:f:\lynx28\download\*.apm ?
Then click and install one by one?
By the way, if Arachne 1.69 or its dialer doesn't like your modem, you can dial
up away from Arachne and put Connection READY in ARACHNE.CFG. Make sure of the
other ARACHNE.CFG settings so Arachne will know she's online.
