Hello. You got the steps right. Create a folder on your removal drive,
example: we. Now copy c:\program files\gw micro\window-eyes to this
folder. Now open %appdata%\gw micro\window-eyes and you will see a users
folder. Copy this users folder into the we folder on your removal drive.
Copy the wevideo_70.exe file which you can download from the knowledge
base section www.gwmicro.com/kb1067 and run it on the new machine. You
will be good to go as long as you are using either the dedicated DECTalk
Access 32 or the dedicated Eloquence.
Many thanks.
Millie's Mom wrote the following on 2/27/2009 9:55 PM:
Howdy folks,
The subject says it all! I want to put we on a removeable drive and I
am a very lazy person who would not begin to be able to tell you where
in the house my original we cd is. As far as I know, my Chihuahua could
have used the CD for a chew toy or one of the babies as a teething
ring. (Not really -- I hope!) I had no problems doing it with earlier
versions. I simply copied my wineyes folder (without changing
anything) on to my removeable drive and the first time around ran the
wevideo file and it worked fine. I even already have an autorun file
created, but my question lies in version 7 since I uninstalled and then
did a fresh install of we 7 and now we isn't stored in the c:\wineyes
folder anymore.
In previous versions of we, the we files were all in my wineyes folder
which was in the root of drive c because I never did a fresh install. I
just kept doing updates and upgrades. However, in the fresh install of
we 7, the we files are now located in more than one place. The program
files are in
c:\program files\gw micro\window-eyes
and all of my set files are in
c:\documents and settings\owner\application data\gw micro\window-eyes\users.
Now for my question. If I simply copy my c:\program files\ ... folder
containing the program into a folder called wineyes on my removeable
drive and then copy the c:\ ... users folder into the wineyes folder on
my removeable drive, will it work? Will we automatically find the users
folder or is there an iNI, sYS, wE or some such file in the program
folder that needs to be editted to reflect the location of the users folder?
If anybody understands what I'm trying to ask and knows the answer or
where I can find it could you please come to my rescue!
Thanks for any help -- signed, Hopelessly unorganized and lazy!
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