Sarah
I did a Google search and came up with the following as to where Juice
config info is stored:
\documents and settings\username\application data\ipodder
Here is the rub:
while I found this subdirectory (it holds 5 files) on my external MyBook
Western Digital backup drive, this is no where to be found on my hd.
Mike
On Sat, 5 May 2007, Sarah wrote:
> I ws thining there would be an INI file you can change that in, but I'm not
> registered n the forums yet. Glad that worked but I'd like to find a
> different solution.
> SA&G
>
> :> wWell, here is how all this worked out.
> :>
> :> No matter what we did, we couldn't get Juice to accept the notion
> :> that another copy of itself wasn't running despite one couldn't
> :> find a copy of the program on the pc.
> :> My wife suggested that we find another version of Juice to see if
> :> that might somehow trick the system into installing.
> :> And on the 2nd try, it did.
> :>
> :> This left the problem of Juice trying to locate the saved podcast
> :> directory which no longer existed on the drive the program believed
> :> it did.
> :> I came up with one of my infrequent brainstorms and devised a plan
> :> to trick the software into finding that directory.
> :> If you recall, the problem was that the drive that stores the
> :> downloads (letter e) suddenly became an "l" with "e" now a cd/dvd
> :> drive.
> :> What if I created a cd with the appropriate directory "/mrp" with
> :> some podcasts in it.
> :> Juice fell for the trick immediately allowing me to get into the
> :> program and correct the downloads folder.
> :> Not wanting a similar problem down the road, I decided to store the
> :> downloads henceforth on the "c:" drive.
> :>
> :> Now some observations: while both the Juice uninstaller and
> :> add/remove programs XP utility decided that Juice was off the
> :> system, none of the configuration info was touched.
> :> Hence, when the program returned to the pc, it immediately picked up
> :> all the previous settings including subscriptions and what had been
> :> downloaded, what had been erased, skipped, etc.
> :> While in this instance, this was a positive; it is a reminder that
> :> programs removed from the system still do leave their tracks. So,
> :> in many instances, elements linger on for as long as you have the
> :> pc. .
> :>
> :> Finally, thanks to Flor, Gene A., Gene s, Pam d., Ron c. Sarah,
> :> and others who offered their guidance over the last several days.
> :>
> :> Mike
> :>
> :> On Wed, 2 May 2007, Mike Pietruk wrote:
> :>
> :>> When attempting to open Juice, I get an error msg as a result of
> :>> the path of where the the podcasts are stored no longer existing
> :>> (the external drive had its letter changed).
> :>> As I cannot get into the program, I can't obviously changed that
> :>> info. Any suggestions as to how I might remedy this situation.
> :>> I am afraid that uninstalling, and then reinstalling, will not only
> :>> lose my previous settings but also might just bring up that same
> :>> inaccessible path.
> :>>
> :>>
> :>>
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