This is going nowhere fast! Now we have winmove, evmove and hjauth. How
about instead of the vague refrences to the 3 comands existing, it would be
much more helpful if there were a method given to know without a question
which scheme and associated commands we should be using. I will also add
that this is Henter Joyces responsibility not the volunteers on this list,
but hj is not doing it. Maybe we will be lucky and someone on the list will
have the information we need. Maybe hj will wake up.
Matthew
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Sent: Friday, January 15, 1999 07:56
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Subject: Re: Warning About Authorization Keys
I am a little confused about this question of removing keys from your hard
drive. The command I have always used is "winmove c: A:" to remove the key
from the hard drive and place it back on the authorization disk and the
command "a:\winvome a: c:" to move a key from my authorization disk onto my
hard drive. Of course, I do this from wht Windows run command prompt. I
was always under the impression that the evmove command was the DOS
equivilant to accomplish this task.
Ron Milliman
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