Christian, if R:Base is not asking you to create a new CFG there must be
another copy that R:Base is using. Try searching your drive for the
configuration file and delete all copies, then you should be able to
create a new one as you need to. This might be because when installing
an update you used "server" instead of "typical" when the original
update was the other.
Albert
On 27/09/2012 2:25 AM, Christian Hjortmar wrote:
Hi, list!
Sitting here with Rbase 9.1 and want to sort a list with addresses.
Some addresses begin with ÅÄÖ.
Letters in our national alfabet (Sweden).
The one solution would be to make changes to rbengine91_32.cfg. Then
do a “Pack all with user case”.
Done that, but sorting is the same as before. Now I’m out of ideas.
Hints please!
My old Rbase 7.6 created a new configuration file for me if I erased
it. RBase 9.1 does not seem to do that.
Regards
Christian
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