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|    mark lewis to Manuel Adorni    |
|    ALLFIX to RA    |
|    12 Aug 15 11:29:40    |
      11 Aug 15 19:20, you wrote to Todos:               MA> Anyone know how i can export ALL FILEECHO AREAS to RA???               MA> PD: Allfix 6.0 and RA 2.62              /IF/ it works in AF6.0 with RA2.62 then AF does it when it /creates/ the areas       as they arrive new to AF... AF cannot add the areas to RA if they already       exist in AF... even AF5.* has this ""limitation"", ""restriction"",       ""problem""... it really isn't any of those but when one is trying to "work       backwards" they may fit...              you will have to configure the areas in RA manually... i am not aware of any       3rd party tool that can read the AF configs and recreate or add to the       existing RA configs...              the only other real choice is to start your AF and RA files areas clean       without any existing and then let AF create them and place them in RA's       configs... you can have local areas defined in RA so you don't ""loose""       them... the trick is going to be to get AF to create the new areas pointing to       the existing directories and files... if you have everything on one drive this       should be no problem since AF should be looking at the same base directory to       create new areas in... i don't know for sure but i do not think AF will have a       problem creating the new area definition if the physical directory on the       drive already exists and contains files...              )\/(ark              ... Anything, if wrapped in bacon, is delicious!       ---        * Origin: (1:3634/12.73)    |
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