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Hello Lars,
Saturday, April 28, 2001, 12:10:33 AM, you wrote:
LG> How did the transfer take place? Did you put your directories on
LG> a CDR to copy them to the new machine?
I did a straight transfer over the network.
LG> The problem I suspect is that your AB files could be write-
LG> protected (which will happen automatically if you copy files from
LG> a CDR to your HDD). I had exactly that problem some time ago and
LG> the symptoms were the same that you described.
Why do I never think of these things? Thank you Lars - that was the
problem, though, apparently, it's not just transferring via CDR that
causes the attributes to change. Do you suppose the write protection
also explains why the uninstall didn't work? Now that I have
everything else working, I'm not too keen on trying it just to find
out, but I'll keep Allie's instructions just in case.
LG> If my suggestion above is true, the reason for this is obvious.
LG> The third AB was created on the new machine and therefore it is
LG> not write-protected. But TB! must add it to its addressbook.ini
LG> file, which I suppose is write-protected. As that can't be done
LG> you address book isn't remembered after restarting the programme.
It works just fine now.
Thanks again - it was starting to get very frustrating.
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Best regards,
Shauna mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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