Re: Ecco alarms are not behaving properly - urgent [5 Attachments]

The original 16-bit installation copied only the "Win.ini" and the 
"Ecco.cfx" to the "C:\Windows" system folder. The "Ecco.alm" is 
inside/part of the "Ecco.cfx" and is only created/slip-streamed
at first use of EccoPro in 64-bit operating systems. It has no effect on 
alarm settings in your original data file but will effect the "toolbar 
loss" problem some users reported. The
toolbar settings are permanently saved once they are re-created.

It is always a good idea to backup the following three files. If you use 
your EccoPro Installation in a 64-bit Windows 7 or 8 environment, copy 
your former ecco.cfx, ecco.alm and ecco.fdb to 
C:\users\[username]\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Windows to restore your 
toolbars and alarms.

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On 3/3/2014 1:17 PM, [email protected] wrote:
>
> I'm having a terrible time with alarms. I tried to shut down Ecco and 
> it gave  me the "out of memory" pop-up, and I had to shut it down the 
> hard way. When I launched it again it prompted me to turn on alarms 
> that are in the file and I answered yes for each Ecco file that I 
> opened. I went through them and closed the program and I think the 
> same thing happened, so I removed the ecco.alm file so that it would 
> rebuild itself but it displayed a list of alarms and even though 
> I advanced them, it didnt stick, so I reviewed them again and they  
> still didnt stick. The only thing that stuck was when I actually reset 
> the alarm for an item.
>
> Are there any other files to remove so that the alarms will rebuild 
> itself, such as ecco.cfx and ecco.fdb? I hope that someone has a 
> fix for this. Please reply to this post in the group and then send me 
> an e-mail at [email protected] 
> <mailto:[email protected]> that I will know to check it immediately. I 
> need this help right away.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bill
>
>