joe voelkelt wrote:
> still have had no luck in getting dxbase 2007 to run on my computer with 
> windows vista, however i have managed a work around to the problem and that 
> is to reinstall dxbase 2006 from the cd rom i got when i purchased dxbase 
> 2006 and dxbase 2006 now works fine no problem at all, but no matter what i 
> do have not figured out how to get dxbase to get out of the demo mode, i have 
> tried installing in a new directory, reapplying registration key etc. did e 
> mail scientific solutions and hope to get cd rom from them with dx base 2007 
> and see if that will work. thanks to all for their suggestions and help, will 
> keep everyone up to date on this problem.  joe  kl7lf
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Joe,

I'm no expert on this and I still use DXBase 2005 but when I went to a 
new machine running Vista I did have a tear-your-hair-out problem for a 
bit.  This may not have anything to do with your issues, but it's 
offered as an FYI.

In my cramped shack I log on an old laptop running XP-Pro and do my 
QSLing, refdata changing, etc on a desktop in another room where I have 
more deskspace.  I use a LAN to connect the two and normally I do an 
import from the laptop into the desktop log and then when it is up to 
date and compacted, I copy it back to the laptop.  Maybe not the best 
way to do it, but it's worked for me until I replaced the desktop with a 
new Vista machine.

I won't bore you with the horrific problems that I've had with the LAN 
but the file issues I've had might be applicable to your situation.

In a nutshell, Vista decides where it's going to save some files and to 
hell with where you want them.  I discovered this when I tried copying 
back to my laptop the N7WS.mdb file located in C:\Program Files\DXBase 
2005 and it wasn't up to date. After a lot of grief I determined that 
Vista was saving the file at C:\Users\Wes\AppData\Local\Virtual 
Store\Program Files\DXBase 2005\ .

So on the same machine I had two versions of the log, but they weren't 
the same.  This is true of refdata.mdb and some others.  My registration 
file is where I think it should be, but maybe you should double check this.

Good luck,

Wes

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