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Date:	Fri, 10 Aug 2001 13:00:27 EDT
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Subject:	Re: about reinstall
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From:	Brian Keener <bkeener AT thesoftwaresource DOT com>
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Nhk15 wrote:
> (in my latest directory, all files are still stored, is there anyway i
> can use them???)
>
Run setup.exe again and tell it to install from local directory.  Give it the 
appropriate root directory and the local directory and then make sure that you 
select either the highest version number it displays or that you select 
reinstall.

You can do the above using either install from local directory or install from 
Internet, or you can select download from internet and get all the most recent 
version and then run setup.exe again and select from local directory.

This is all pretty much how you got it installed in the first place so just 
because you did an uninstall by mistake doesn't mean you can't go run setup.exe 
again and reinstall.

Bk



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