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| | Two Versions of Program I'm using Vista Home and installed Eudora, copied my old Eudora folders from my old PC (XP) into C:\Program Files\Qualcomm. If I right click on Eudora, select Properties, set the Privilege Level in Compatibility to "Run this program as an administrator", I can see all my copied folders which contain emails sent & received. If I uncheck the "Run this program as an administrator" none of my copied data is present and it looks like a fresh install. The reason I want to fix this is, all the programs that call the email program (like IE or Windows Photo Gallery, etc) call the version of Eudora that doesn't have my copied folders. Or is there a way to have the programs that call the email program, select the one in C:\Program Files\Qualcomm. Thanks, RT |
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