A great error: backing up, copying.

dogheadNew Member

I was virus-crashed, got access to c: drive,
and simply copied one of my databases to
a floppy, without using the BACKUP utility
or noting my user defined fields. Now I
have a big file of comma-delineated data
which I can't export/copy to Maximizer (3)
on the new, clean system. I can read the
data using dos editor, but that's all for
the moment. I don't want to have to copy 400 client records from a printout. Is there any way to get around my &$%^@&#+( error??
Thanks for any suggestions.

12/19/014:43 AM

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lessymesNew Member

In Maximizer create a new addressbook copy the files from your floppy to the new addressbook folder using windows explorer.

Open Maximizer and open the new addressbook folder that's it

1/12/025:56 AM

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