Hugh,
You can delete the lock ldb file. The Legacy database is a Microsoft
Access database and it is locked when in use. If Legacy crashes, the
file sometimes remains locked. All your data is in the .fdb file.
It sounds like you are getting false positives unless some malware has
affected more than the Legacy program?
I don't use Windows Defender as my regular virus checker but do scan
with it occasionally and happened to use it for a full computer scan
today. As a Legacy tester, I have a number of Legacy versions installed
and it didn't report any of them. But I don't have Legacy 6 installed.
Trust you get it sorted with a fresh download and install of Legacy 6.
You know that you shouldn't install Legacy 6 into a Program Folder,
don't you. Anywhere else is fine.
If you need more help, email [email protected]
Cathy
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