To move a SQL authorization key, follow these steps:
1. From the START menu, press "R" to bring-up the run dialog box.
2. Type C:\JFW32\HJAUTH.EXE and press ENTER. 3. Press the TAB key until
you get to the box which allows you to select the operation to be performed.
3. Use the arrow keys to select "Uninstall Authorization."
4. Press TAB until you get to the "Execute" button and press ENTER.
-----Original Message-----
From: franklin johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Friday, January 15, 1999 12:01 AM
Subject: Re: Warning About Authorization Keys
|As far as I know the command to remove an authorizationg key from you hard
|drive has not changed. the command was evmove letter of hard drive, a:.
|If that has changed I am unaware of it.
|
|Franklin
|
| At 06:42 PM 1/13/1999 -0000, you wrote:
|>Hi listers. I have recently got one of the new type of authorisation disks
|>from HJ. Could someone post instructions as to how you are supposed to
|>transfer keys from the floppy to the hard disk? I have only had to put one
|>key on to my system, which was automatically transferred as part of the
JFW
|>3.2 installation process. Knowing how often I have to mess around with
|>authorisation keys, the day is probably fast approaching when I'm going to
|>have to take it off the hard disk again for some reason, and I'd
appreciate
|>some help as to how I should do this. Thanks. Tracey Kier.
|>-----Original Message-----
|>From: Dan roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
|>To: jfw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
|>Date: 12 January 1999 21:33
|>Subject: Warning About Authorization Keys
|>
|>
|>>I received a replacement authorization disk today. As I understand it,
|>>there are now 2 different types of authorization keys out there. The
|>>version I have creates a file on the HD called JFW.cps. the big
|>>difference is, before, the only thing that would work when moving the
|>>key was to use evmove and, at least for my setup, had to be in plane
|>>dos to work reliably. This key works differently, this 1 requires that
|>>you be in windows and use the hjauth file to move authorizations back
|>>and forth. It was a little frustrating, when evmove didn't work, I
|>>called HJ tech support. The guy over there was totally stumped too.
|>>After playing around, looking up various error coes that evmove gave
|>>him and check as well, he finally found out that, hjauth had to be
|>>used. I can understand there being some confusion with the 2 different
|>>standards out there, however, what was frustrating was the fact that I
|>>feel that the tech support guy should have known about this. When
|>>evmove didn't work, immediately, we should have tried hjauth. I am not
|>>blaming the support rep, it is a problem with communication at HJ,
|>>apparently, the tech support personel didn't know about this, or at
|>>least, he didn't!
|>>
|>>Anyway, I am posting this to warn you, if anyone gets a new disk and
|>>evmove doesn't work, don't panic and call tech support until after you
|>>have tried hjauth!
|>>
|>>
|>>-
|>>Visit the jfw ml web page: http://yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au/~nallan/jfw
|>
|>-
|>Visit the jfw ml web page: http://yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au/~nallan/jfw
|>
| Franklin Johnson Technology Specialist
|Rehabilitation Research & Training Center On Blindness
|Mississippi State University
|phone 601-3252001
|fax 601-325-8989
|Email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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