Re: Re: Ecco on Windows 7 64 Bit
Colin Harper <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.windows.eccopro |
|---|---|
| Organization | Storecheck |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hi Doug Thanks for the suggestions. I am now the proud owner of a fully functioning Death Star. No, sorry that would be Ecco. Best wishes On 14/03/2014 02:05, [email protected] wrote: > > If you download the EccoPro (orig 32 bit ver 4) file and latest > eccoext file from this Yahoo forum (see files)....it is a very simple > matter to create a new folder under C:/ and paste the files, create a > shortcut to the ext.exe and you are running....no *install* at all. > > (I'm using win7x64 for a couple years and Ecco+ext runs perfectly well). > > If you need specific help to find the files and where to put them, ask > here for more help. > > Look for: > > Ecco Pro4_Manual-Install.zip (or similar, I found it via Google search > years ago)(has ecco32.exe and many more files) and eccoext4673.7z (or > newer)(has eccoext.exe and a couple more files) > > I made a folder with this name to keep it next to the win7 program > files folder; > > C:\Program - EccoExt\EccoPro > > Unzip each, put eccopro4 in the Program-Ecco folder then put the > unzipped ext files in the EccoPro folder (now inside Program-Ecco > folder) and dbl click eccoext.exe; should run right away....setup a > place to keep/backup your .eco data file(s). > > Doug.S > > -- Colin Harper Managing Director Storecheck Marketing, 01753 648800 Mobile 07720 809090 This e-mail is confidential and intended for its addressee only. If you have received this in error, please delete it from your PC and inform the sender by telephone or E-mail. If you are not the addressee any disclosure, reproduction or transmission of this email is strictly prohibited. No reliance may be placed upon this e-mail without written confirmation of its contents and any liability arising from such reliance without written confirmation is hereby excluded. Any opinions expressed within the message are those of the sender, and are not necessarily reflective of the prevailing company policies. Copyright in this e-mail remains with the sender.