-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Greeting Card Factory woes

Sandi,
    Although you say you had no idea what you were doing, it sounds like 
you've done everything right, here.  I still don't buy the idea that the CAB 
file is corrupted, so perhaps Cleanup isn't getting rid of everything you're 
expecting it to clear.  Go into Windows Explorer and check out the locations 
I suggested in my earlier reply.  You just might be surprised to find a copy 
of that CAB file in one of them.  If you do find one, delete it, empty the 
Recycle Bin and then look through the rest of the folders.  There may be 
more than one.  Still, I suspect that it's some other file that's causing 
the problem and I'm hoping that it's also sitting in one of those temp 
folders just waiting to be deleted.

Peace,
GMan
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Sandi Beach" <sandib2@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, December 21, 2007 3:08 PM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: Greeting Card Factory woes


>I used CleanUp to clean out all temp files etc., rebooted, went to Windows
> Explorer and copied GCF disk 1 to a folder on the C drive.  I opened the
> folder, clicked on the setup.exe and it went just as far as it did before
> and then threw the error message.  I probably opened about everything in
> that folder and one of them was an update of Adobe Reader 8 so I installed
> it.  I found a folder that just said GCF and I opened and attempted to
> install it and got the same message.  I found a Wizard Cab file and 
> unzipped
> (tried to unzip it) and got to the place where it said file is corrupt.
> I was really going out on a limb as I had no idea what I was doing as I
> tried several avenues to get this programmed installed.
> I am going back now and try to install version 5 which was giving me the
> same error message before I purchased vers. 7.
> G, what do I do next?
> Sandi 


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