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Date:	Sat, 19 Jun 2004 22:43:02 PDT7
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Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Lotus SmartSuite

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On =

HTTP://WWW.ECOMSTATION.COM

one finds a login for registered users !

In there you find:

* Downloads for registered eComStation customers"
* Upgrade Protection Features:
*
* ...
* =BB Lotus SmartSuite 1.7 US
* =BB Lotus SmartSuite 1.7 DE
* =BB Lotus SmartSuite 1.7.2 Update(new!)

Most accurate is 1.72, not 1.77, but to apply 1.7.2 is a crux ;-((

Good luck, svob=EF

lwpsm@swbell.net on 20/06/2004 03:47:48
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Subject: SCOUG-Help: Lotus

I had a major crash; reformatted HD; installed eCom1.1, no fixpacks.
Some of the =

installed applications worked; some need reinstalling. I downloaded
Lotus 1.7; =

unzipped into its own directory and tried installing over existing
Lotus. Using a =

command prompt, type the location of the unzipped file and typed
install. Got the Lotus =

screen and box saying it was querrying the setup; then back to the
command prompt =

and no installation. Deleted the Lotus and the original download.
Downloaded Lotus =

1.7; unzipped and tried again. No luck.

Where can I find a reliable site to download Lotus 1.7? Previous
downloads were from =

the Ecom site. If the problem isn't with Lotus, suggestions would be
appreciated.

TIA
Louis W. Pinckert, S.M.

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