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Hi,
I have a client who has an older version of Client Access 32-bit installed
under Windows XP ... now they are trying to migrate to a newer version of
IBM Client Access under Windows 7 64-bit ...
How can they copy all of their "macros" and configuration files, e.g.:
.ws workstation emulator profiles
.bch emulator batch files
.kmp keyboard maps
..pmp poppad files
etc. from the old PC to the new PC, so they will "work" with Client
Access on that machine?
It seems these files have embedded "path names" that reflect the old
directory structure under e.g. c:\Program Files and now the Client Access
software appears to get installed under "C:\Program files (x86)" and that
seems to invalidate those internally stored path names.
Does Client Access provide some kind of EXPORT and IMPORT capability or
some other method to copy all of these files and at the same time convert
any internally stored path names so they will "work" properly on the new
system?
Please advise.
Thanks in advance.
Mark S. Waterbury
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