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WPWIN7 caused an invalid page fault in module SHELL32.DLL at 0167:6680
Thank you for this excellent tip. Solved the problem. By the way, you do not have to change the directory to C:\my documents. You do have to have a valid directory name. WP7 assumes the default name will be C:\my files. If you have a directory by that name, it should work too. You can use...- dukewellington
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- Forum: Office suites general discussion
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Sidekick 2.0 Corrupted *.sdb file
James- Happy Ending. I went to Norton Systemworks 2001 Unerase File Utility. I asked Norton to search for a file with the name of one of my contacts. Apparently, when I last used Sidekick, it deleted or placed a copy of my SDB file in the Norton protected deleted files bin, either as part...- dukewellington
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- Forum: Starfish: Sidekick
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Sidekick 2.0 Corrupted *.sdb file
Went to CMD (Dos prompt) and the dir listing also shows zero bytes. I had used the file a few days ago, saved and closed, all without incident. I had hoped there was a "repair file" program or macro. Sounds like there is not. I read Doug Silver's FAQ. Can try Norton (I am rusty with it)...- dukewellington
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- Forum: Starfish: Sidekick
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Sidekick 2.0 Corrupted *.sdb file
Cardfile with lots of my contacts won't open. It shows zero bytes. I read the FAQ on restoring corrupted SK2.0 sdb files, but unlike that author, I am not getting the left hand index pane. Any ideas how to "repair" the file?- dukewellington
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- Forum: Starfish: Sidekick
