Rose -
Tow things:
1. Compare the file dates against the scripts in your settings\enu
subdirectory. If the files in the subdirectory have later dates, assume
that they are the latest and greatest.
2. If the scripts you've downloaded have newer dates, then back up the
scripts in the settings\enu subdirectory and then install the new ones.
If for some reason you don't like the new ones, just reload the saved
ones. I've created a new subdirectory under settings\enu that I call
backup and this is where I store anything that I've replaced with
downloaded scripts.
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Walt Smith - Raleigh, NC
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