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I'm looking for a program mover that works with XP similar to COA32; I found
this link via Google which mentions another link which actually works. http://news.webdevils.net/group/alt...@article@216428 I d/l coa32.zip and after reading the doc it appears XP is not supported. I'm not sure, but I think I used coa32 on 98 and had less than stellar experiences with it. Any alternative. -- Andy email: sweetandylicious at eml dot cc |
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I used COA32 with XP and noted only the necessity (which was explained in
the instructions) that I had to actually move the file folder manually. COA32 took care only of the address alterations and registry entries. One had to be excruciatingly careful to make certain they gave COA32 correct instructions, and then made correct follow-through transfers to match. I was happy. This program is no MagicMover (commercial), however, which does the move and registry changes as well. ===================================== "Sweet Andy Licious" <AFSC@spam.org> wrote in message news:PofRc.4998$Lj.3745@fed1read03... > I'm looking for a program mover that works with XP similar to COA32; I found > this link via Google which mentions another link which actually works. > http://news.webdevils.net/group/alt...@article@216428 > I d/l coa32.zip and after reading the doc it appears XP is not supported. > I'm not sure, but I think I used coa32 on 98 and had less than stellar > experiences with it. Any alternative. > > -- > Andy > > > email: sweetandylicious at eml dot cc > > |
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