Net Bat,
These are sets I was using with WE6.1 before installing the betas. I
have completely uninstalled the beta, and am now using 6.1. My
\users\default folder isn't buried quite as deep as yours, because
the only two users of this machine are me and my wife, and I'm the
only one using Window-Eyes. It would seem to me that if I copy all my
sets, dics, .wes Etc. in that folder, that I should receive the
benefits that accrue there too, namely my customized settings before
installing the betas over them. I took all of these sets etc. from
the Default60 folder that was created by the beta in order to protect
my 6.1 sets etc., so figured that they should be found by WE at
startup. I am apparently wrong. I shouldn't think I would need to
convert anything to 6.1 if all these files were created in that
version in the first place.
Keep in mind, I know I could be wrong, and if there is any step I
need to take to avoid having to remake my exception dictionaries, and
my graphic dictionaries, I would like to know about it.
Any expert help will be greatly appreciated <g>,
Larry
At 11:16 PM 10/19/2008, you wrote:
i don't know but maybe you will have to use the option from the w e
file pull down menu to convert sets to current format.
you would still need to check the set file manager to make sure you
have the newest factory set files installed for i e, fire fox ,
outlook express etc.
my set files are in the users\user name\app data\roaming\gw
micro\wineyes\users\default folder.
few, thats a mouth full. grin
if you are copying sets used from the betas be careful. only copy
the sets and dictionaries, not the whole default folder or else it
may turn into a demo. i do not know which file has the w e
license but if you manage to copy that file from the beta the full
version will turn into a demo and you would have to reinstall.
----- Original Message -----
From: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Larry Higgins
To: <mailto:[email protected]>[email protected]
Sent: Sunday, October 19, 2008 8:21 PM
Subject: Reinstalling previous sets after reinstalling WE6
OK, I finally got around to reinstalling WE from my SDHC card, and
after a few little hassles caused by yours truly, I finally made it
work. Now, I would like to copy all my old sets, dictionaries and the
like back to the Wineyes folder, or if I am correct back to the
users\default directory, and have them work as they should. Am I
correct in what I am doing, or have I forgotten a step, because I
don't seem to be getting the same WE behavior I had before installing
the Betas. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Larry
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