Bruce,

I'm between computers. My computer died. First it looked liked the ssd, but apparently it was the mainboard.
On the c -drive I have the Windows part. On the other disk(s) I have my data, and (!) PGS. All PGS documents and graphics are in My Documents, also not (!) on the c -drive.
So, when I have a new computer I have all my data back (I hope).
Just install my favorite programs, and back on the track.

Oh, I have lost nothing using Windows 7 at any time!

Theo - who's got rsi now, typing this text on a tablet

Bruce Duncan <hatter@calweb.com> wrote:

>Theo, Admfubar,
>
>Thanks again!
>
>And Theo, I hadn't realized I could place PageStream anywhere. Even so,
>I'd rather have it in my Programs folder so I don't forget and lose
>track of it. I've already placed all my personal files in another
>partition, after losing those a couple times when I was using dual-boot
>systems and wound up having partition problems and losing everything.
>(Actually, I've had problems with Windows 7 becoming inoperable and
>losing stuff, too. Don't know if it would've happened anyway, or if
>registry cleaners contributed to the problem. So now I keep my data
>elsewhere.
>
>--Bruce
>
>
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>1b. Re: Problem opening .pgs files Posted by: "Theo Zweers"
>tjzwrs@gmail.com thjzw
>Date: Fri Jan 25, 2013 12:45 pm (1)
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>Great Bruce! So you are running PGS from your c-harddisk? Why you want
>to do this? You can place PGS anywhere. So, why not on your d-harddisk
>(or e, or f, or even USB -stick) ? Now you don't need permissions
>whatsoever. You can place your documents, script, graphics folders also
>anywhere but the c-drive. Theo
>
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>1c. Re: Problem opening .pgs files Posted by: admfubar@gmail.com admfubar
>Date: Fri Jan 25, 2013 3:19 pm (1)
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>
>You are welcome, glad to have helped.
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