Re: Ecco alarms are not behaving properly - urgent

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You (r634718) wrote:
 
Are you using Ecco Extension? If so, make sure you have the latest version  
from this group installed. Then backup your files, delete the existing .alm 
file  and do a Data>Recover on the .eco file. Then save the recovered .eco, 
close  it and reopen. Does that help?
 
WDD: I am using EccoExt v4.6.1.5 on Windows XP Pro in case that matters in  
applying your recommendations. I suppose this is 16-bit. Is that correct?
 
Friedhelm wrote:
 
The original 16-bit installation copied only the "Win.ini" and the  
"Ecco.cfx""Ecco.cfx"<WB"Ecco.cfx"<WBR>; to the "C:\<WBR>Windows"Ecco
inside/part of the "Ecco.cfx"inside/part of the "Ecco.cfx"inside/p
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&##<WBR>92;[use#<WBR>92&##<WBR>92&##<WBR>92;Virtua&<WBR>#92;Windows 
 to restore 
toolbars and alarms.

Friedhelm Dohmann
 
WDD: Given that I'm probably running 16-bit and using Windows XP Pro, would 
 you please clarify for me your response so that I do it correctly? 
 
After you post your responses to the group, which you please send it  
directly to me at [email protected] so that I will get it faster?
 
Thank you to both of you,
 
Bill (WDD)
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