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Subject: Re: PDF Explorer beta 1.5 (pre-release) is now online Author: RTT [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 14:22:24 02/25/05 Fri In reply to: Dan Freeberg 's message, "Re: PDF Explorer beta 1.5 (pre-release) is now online" on 08:12:29 02/25/05 Fri The old database files are the reason to this behavior Remove all the database files PDEDB.INF PDEDB.IDX PDFEInd.hts PDFEInd.hta PDFEInd.hbs PDFEInd.dls from the program folder or Uninstall and install again I have tested this situation (install over the old version) and everything work ok. I'm going to check this once again to figure out what is wrong. >I installed the new version over the old version. When >I go to run it, I get an "invalid index" error box. I >click O.K. and it goes to the opening page and seems >to be constructing a database disk tree. The >"DBDiskTree" is defaulted and when I try to click on >"Disk Tree" it asks for a password. A lot of the other >commands are also protected by passwords. > >I admit that I have a lot of PDF files but the program >seems to be stuck in constructing a data base disk >tree. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]