Hi,
I think your installation of JFW 3.3 on the d: drive is significant where
authorization is concerned. If you want to have
both versions available, and you do not wish to use two authorization keys, then they
should both be installed on the
same drive. Don't worry. Version 3.3 is installed in a directory called jfw33, and
your old copy of JFW will still be ready to
go in jfw32.
Regards.
On Tue, 13 Apr 1999 16:27:59 -0500, GroovePapa wrote:
>I just installed JFW33 on the same computer on which I now have JFW32. I
>have JFW32 installed on my C: drive, and JFW33 installed on the D: drive. I
>did that just in case the new installation was going to cause me to lose
>all my current settings. Now though, JFW33 says I need to insert my
>autherization disk. Should I have to put another autherization key on the
>same computer? Also, the setup program never asked me to click a merge
>option. Is this because I have the two versions installed on different
>drives? Should I uninstall JFW33, and reinstall it over JFw32? All your
>help is appreciated.
>
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