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Ray, I don't have Windows 7 anymore, so I cannot remember where those
files were stored before Win10 assimilated my computer. I would look in
the C:\, c:\Windows,
C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Windows, ?
Make sure you have rights to write to the file once you find it.
Also, I lied to you about which files to look for
should be
ecco.alm
ecco.cfx
ecco.fdb
They are on your computer somewhere. Make sure your windows settings
don't hide system files.
I can't seem to access the files anymore although I appear to be
subscribed to the list still. Maybe I logged in with the wrong address.
Anyway, I copied this from the "About" page:
INSTALLATION & GETTING STARTED (Including FREE Win7/Win8/Win10 Ecco
Installer) at http://GettingStarted.eccomagic.com
or FREE 16 bit / 32 bit installer at
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/ecco_pro/files/**Ecco%20Pro%20v.%204.01**/
download the latest upgrade via 'eccoext' at http://slang.eccomagic.com
also, check out HOT EXTENSIONS & ADD-ONS at
http://EccoTools.com
http://forums.eccomagic.com/forum/WikiBak/2007/Table%20of%20Contents.html
http://sRules.com (Slang Extension Templates)
NOTE: Some tools require running them with full Administrative
priviledges in Win10 for them to work..
On 01/23/2018 14:22 PM, '[email protected]' [email protected]
[eccopro] wrote:
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> Chris,
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> I searched far and wide for the files and can find none anywhere after
> extensive searching. The program is not making any new ones. I am using
> Windows 7 not 10.
>
> Any suggestions. I also cannot find anywhere on the the group site to
> down load Ecco Pro 4.01 or the program that slang developed. Do you know
> where they are?
>
> Thanks again.
>
> Ray Yerkes
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> 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
>> from
>> > 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.
>> >
>> > Ray Yerkes
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