[Dxbase] Re: DXBase DXB 2006 Help
Dick Williams
k8ztt at mho.com
Sat Sep 20 12:41:58 EDT 2008
Mike,
If you have your database backed up I wouldn't think it would be a big deal at all. Just re-install DXBase and then copy your data bases back into the program. I have heard a few "tales of woe" from those who have failed to back up their mdb files, so at least you are not in that boat.
As far as Windows goes, I personally format my hard drive and do a fresh install of Windows about once a year (or sooner if I notice programs running abnormally slow). If you take this approach, delete all the programs you don't want before installing DXBase again.
>From what I have picked up from Windows Geeks is the registry file gets full of "crap"; if one is a computer wizz, he would be able to go into the registry and "clean it up"; unfortunately, I am not one!! Additionally, there are programs sold at computer stores and online that will "clean up your registry". I have heard they work with varying results, I have not tried one yet as I don't find it that big of a deal to format the hard drive and start over!
Good luck
Dick K8ZTT
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