[blindreplay] Re: Replacing Your Schedule8.dat File
- From: "Hap Holly" <hap@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <blindreplay@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2011 14:04:29 -0600
You are most welcome, young man! Happy new year!
----- Original Message -----
From: Petro T. Giannakopoulos
To: blindreplay@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2011 1:28 PM
Subject: [blindreplay] Re: Replacing Your Schedule8.dat File
Hap
Thank you. Super. El fantasico! Great job! Happy New Year!
----- Original Message -----
From: Hap Holly
To: blindreplay@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2011 12:02 PM
Subject: [blindreplay] Replacing Your Schedule8.dat File
These are basic instructions for replacing the schedule8.dat file in your
new computer with the one Replay AV has been using in your old one. I'll refer
to your new computer as 'computer B'; your old computer will be referred to as
'computer A':
(1. Follow instructions 4 through 8 to locate your schedule8.dat file in
computer A;
(2) highlight your schedule8.dat file, then Move it to computer B via home
network, thumb drive, CD or email attachment.
(3) Paste that file into a folder where you'll remember how to locate it
later on computer B.
(4) Copy that file to your clipboard; then go to your C root
directory/hard drive on computer B by accessing 'my computer' on your desk top;
you can also use the 'run' command (Windows key plus r); followed by 'c:'; then
press 'enter'..
(5) Once you're on your C drive, press your 'd' key until you get to the
'documents and settings' (d&s) folder; press 'enter' on that.
(6) You should land on your 'all users' folder. Arrow down to your
personal folder and press 'enter' on it.
(7) Assuming Windows XP has been properly set up for optimum performance
with a screen reader, i.e. JAWS, you should now find yourself on the
'application data' folder. Type 'l' to highlight 'local settings' and 'enter'
on it.
(8) Not to confuse you but you'll then land on another folder called
'application data'. After you've 'Entered' on that, press your 's' key and
listen for 'schedule8.dat'.
(9) Paste in your old 'schedule8.dat file from your clipboard. And
overwrite your empty schedule8.dat file.
I STRONGLY recommend you keep your schedule8.dat file where you can get to
it so you can update periodically as you add new events to your Replay AV
schedule. That way if you need to move your schedule8.dat file to another
computer or when you change Windows XP to 7, you'll readily find it. Hope these
instructions were reasonably clear.
Hap Holly, KC9RP
Founder&Producer, the RAIN Report
WEBSITE: www.therainreport.com
EMAIL: hap@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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