RT Hi Rick,
outside the /Users directory and not in /Program Files (x86) or any
other access protected directory.
Thanks! You have given me something to think about. I am coming off
of XP so I haven't had the experience with the win 7 environment
RT You can put it into
You can put it into C:\Users\Public\Documents or create a new directory in
C:\Users\Public and use that. Don't forget to add that to the backup :-)
Thanks - that is what I will do. No one uses the computer but my wife and I and
I would like her to have her own setup so she can deal with the
RT Moin Rick,
I am upgrading to 64 bit Windows 8. Any advice or things I should
watch for?
RT Nothing special. If you want to use File History make sure to put the
RT mail base into documents and not into %APPDATA%.
If possible I am going to use 2 logins (one for my wife).
RT You
On 2012-11-29 15:56, Rick wrote:
Thanks for the reply! Is there any downside to operating on the
same
mail folder as long as we are not both accessing it at the same
time?
I would REALLY hate to split her stuff off
(This suggestion comes from my experience with Win7, so I don't know
what
Hi Rick,
RT That might be a problem. But only if both users are logged in at the
RT time. Which will likely happen with the shiny new device...
Thanks for the reply! Is there any downside to operating on the same
mail folder as long as we are not both accessing it at the same
time?
No.
I
Why not settle the issue just by using IMAP? Than it doesn't matter where the
mail base is.
I really don't want to use IMAP at this point. Thanks for the reply though :)
--
Rick
The fragrance always stays in the hand that gives the rose. - Hada Bejar
v5.3.2.12 (BETA) on Windows XP 5.1 Build
If you put it in an %APPDATA% directory or in a Documents directory (under one
of the user accounts) then the other user won't be able to access that
directory. Therefore, you will probably have to put the mail folder at the
filesystem root or in some directory that is outside the /Users
Hi Rick,
outside the /Users directory and not in /Program Files (x86) or any
other access protected directory.
Thanks! You have given me something to think about. I am coming off
of XP so I haven't had the experience with the win 7 environment
You can put it into C:\Users\Public\Documents or
I am upgrading to 64 bit Windows 8. Any advice or things I should
watch for?
If possible I am going to use 2 logins (one for my wife). If the Bat
is loaded twice (once in each login) does that make any issues of
which I should be aware? I would LIKE to have both profiles accessing
On Wednesday, November 28, 2012, 23:53:20, Melissa Reese wrote:
Windows 7 is clearly an upgrade from XP. I'm not so sure about
Windows 8 - much too early to tell.
It definitely is. If the lack of Start Menu annoys you, there's
Classic Shell http://classicshell.sourceforge.net/ (free, but it's
Hi Jernej,
On Wednesday, November 28, 2012, at 3:03:55 PM PST, you wrote:
It definitely is. If the lack of Start Menu annoys you, there's
Classic Shell http://classicshell.sourceforge.net/ (free, but it's
Start Menu is somewhat quirky) or StartIsBack
http://startisback.com/ ($3 for 2
I am upgrading to 64 bit Windows 8.
MR If you want an upgrade at this point, I might recommend you move to
MR Windows 7.
Any advice or things I should watch for?
MR If there's a reason you really want to move to Windows
MR 8--eventually--I'd advise waiting at least until Service Pack 1
JS On Wednesday, November 28, 2012, 23:53:20, Melissa Reese wrote:
Windows 7 is clearly an upgrade from XP. I'm not so sure about
Windows 8 - much too early to tell.
JS It definitely is. If the lack of Start Menu annoys you, there's
JS Classic Shell http://classicshell.sourceforge.net/ (free,
Hi Melissa,
I am upgrading to 64 bit Windows 8.
If you want an upgrade at this point, I might recommend you move to
Windows 7.
I use Windows 8 since more than a year and the missing start menu is
something that isn't missing after a week or so.
And the system boots quicker, reacts
Moin Rick,
I am upgrading to 64 bit Windows 8. Any advice or things I should
watch for?
Nothing special. If you want to use File History make sure to put the
mail base into documents and not into %APPDATA%.
If possible I am going to use 2 logins (one for my wife).
You really should
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