Re: I have had to reinstall after totally removing ECCO PRO and get a blocking error message

Chris,

Thanks for getting back. I suspected they were created files. I will 
look for them and alter the name and let the program create new ones.

Ray Yerkes


On 1/22/2018 5:14 PM, 'Christopher J. Holly, Attorney at Law' 
[email protected] [eccopro] wrote:
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> Ray, search for ecco.cfg and ecco.fdb. For reasons I do not understand,
> sometimes these become corrupted or something. I would rename them just
> in case that is not it. Ecco will create new versions. Pay attention to
> where Windows puts those two files. In Win10 they go into a VirtualStore
> folder somewhere. Not sure about Win 7. --Chris
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> On 01/21/2018 20:25 PM, '[email protected]' [email protected]
> [eccopro] wrote:
> > [Attachment(s) <#TopText> from [email protected] included below]
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> > I am a long time member of the original ECCO PRO Group. I installed 
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> > a old stored program for Window 7 in my Windows 7. I moved a couple of
> > *.eco files in and they worked fine until I tried to close them and I
> > get an error message "Unable to read or write configuration file." I
> > have not created master files and other to export, nor have I fiddled
> > with any of the files.  Is the config file in with the data or in the
> > program? How can I fix this.
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> > Ray Yerkes
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