I don't think files can be moved or deleted from the system disk because they've been burnt there right?
Josh > ----- Original Message ----- >From: Rhonda Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: Braillenote List <[email protected] >Date: Sat, 07 May 2005 22:02:48 -0500 >Subject: re: [Braillenote] corrupt database >Okay, Josh, this is the database that people have to worry about the most. >Hope you won't need to. >(note) Before deleting anything, make sure if you have created any of your >own folders in the Email Folder section that you move them up to your compact >flash card or the flash drive.) >Delete the e-mail folder.cdb file found in the KeyList folder of the Flash >Disk. This file is the one which is corrupted, and it contains the database >records of the e-mail database only. It's a "hidden" file, so: >1. Erase it from the File Manager, as this is the only place where the "List >of All, including Hidden" files is presented. >2. Press SPACE with X (READ with X). at the "List of all files in "KeyList >Folder" view (presented by default as the first view of the File Manager, with >the other choice being the Hidden Files view). Once you reach Hidden Files >view, where you will see the file you need to delete. >After this file is deleted, go in to KeyMail, and select the option to Write >an e-mail. You will get a prompt about the database not existing, and the BN >will ask whether to create an associated database. Press Y. for "Yes", and a >blank database will be created. >You may have to re-create their customized folders, depending on definition >files used. (Make sure you have a file called e-mail folders.klt. You won't >see the extension when viewing the file on the BN, although the extension >means KeyList (TEXT) in the KeyMail folder of the Flash Disk. This is the >file which governs how the database is displayed. Make sure it's there before >deleting the database file. If it's not, "COPY," (don't move) it from the >KeySoft/KeyMail directory of the KeySoft System Disk (where it is burned, >along with the other definition files of databases factory installed on the BN >(not customized databases the user creates, of cours Make sure the definition >file is there before deleting the file. The definition file in the KS Disk >only contains the seven internal, factory-installed KeyMail folders, while the >one in the Flash Disk contain those created by the user as well. If using the >definition file on the Flash Disk, you most likely won't, but if copy! >ing of t >he file from the KS Disk is necessary, then yes, the customized folders will >have to be re-created (by typing a nonexistent folder at any prompt involving >a folder in for "Yes" at the prompt to confirm the folder's creation). >___ >To leave the BrailleNote list, send a blank message to >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >To view the list archives or change your preferences, visit >http://list.pulsedata.com/mailman/listinfo/braillenote
