[Papyrus-L] Re: Papyrus-L digest, Vol 1 #84 - 1 msg

Tom Coates tecoates at comcast.net
Tue Jan 14 21:49:15 EST 2003


I don't know much about XP, but with Windows NT and W2K you could create a 
15MB Windows 98 partition on your new hard drive and keep your document and 
related items there. Windows would  ask you at boot time which partition you 
wanted to activate. You can probably do this with XP as well. It's been a 
popular technique for the past seven or eight years for solving just the 
problem you describe: incompatibility between the old app and the new OS. Do a 
web search on "dual boot" for the step-by-step. Sorry I can't provide it.

Be mindful of a possible difference in file formats between W98 and XP. 

Tom Coates

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>Subject: [Papyrus-L] XPXP + Papyrus
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>I have recently upgraded both hardware and software - the software from =
>Windows 98 + Office 2000 to Windows XP + Office XP.
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>I have a 7.6MB document in table format, and with thousands of =
>references.
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>The document was successfully managed on the previous system. Since =
>changing to XPXP, the table format is lost in the .NEW document, and the =
>system crashes.
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>I tried changing (a copy of a smaller version of) the file to a Word =
>6/95 document, and could not open the .NEW file.=20
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>I write to request advice and hopefully solutions!
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>Yvonne
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