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Date:	Fri, 9 Jan 2004 05:39:19 PST8
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Subject:	SCOUG-Help: ARCinst does not replace previous entry

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Hello SCOUGians
End of 2003 I have gotten my Thinkpad T30 and installed MCP4.52.
The installation went quite smooth and without any significant problems.

One problem has appeared to my year end operations:

With the begin of 2004 I created a respective folder in the WPS Archive
to have all 2004 archive generations stored in this locations. The
respective
path was also set in the WPS archive settings.

Before I started savings these 2004 archives I ran ARCinst
but noticed, that the date in altF1mid.scr did not change ;-(

In the meantime I have done some more archive runs plus ARCinst !!!

However and whatever I did or do ...
... the ARCinst archive remains still the date when it ran first time
;-((

How do I overcome this ?

The other system with Warp 4 FP16 does not have this problem
and works properly ;-))

Thanks for your hints and suggestions.
svobi

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