Tip on upgrading to Ami Pro 3.1<\/p>\n
JAKARTA (JP): When I installed SmartSuite 3.0, my Ami Pro was
\nalso upgraded to Version 3.1. However, right after the upgrade I
\nstarted having problems editing the files that I had previously
\ncreated in Version 3.01. Each time I tried to activate Thesaurus,
\nAmi Pro returned a message that it couldn't find the necessary
\nfiles. So, thinking that the installation procedure was not
\nperfectly carried out, I reinstalled the entire suite. I still
\ngot the same message.<\/p>\n
I even erased all of the old Ami Pro's files, SmartSuite and
\ntheir subdirectories and reinstalled the package afresh. It was
\nno fun at all, as the suite came in thirty 3.5" diskettes. Still,
\nit didn't work.<\/p>\n
Finally, I found the answer. Apparently, Ami Pro 3.01 stored
\ninformation about the thesaurus files found in its document as
\nwell. When Version 3.1 opened the files, it tried to locate the
\nthesaurus files referred to in them that were erased during
\ninstallation.<\/p>\n
So, if you happen to have the same message on your screen as
\nyou try to activate Thesaurus, follow my seven-step solution: (1)
\nOpen the 3.01 file; (2) Highlight the entire content of the file;
\n(3) Copy the selected content to the clipboard; (4) Close the
\nfile; (5) Create a new file; (6) Paste everything from the clip\u001f
\nboard, and (7) Save the file with the old 3.01 filename. When
\nyou're asked whether you want to replace the existing file, just
\nclick on Yes.<\/p>\n
In the new file with the same old name, you'll no longer have
\ndifficulty accessing the thesaurus.<\/p>\n
-- Zatni Arbi<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/tip-on-upgrading-to-ami-pro-31-1447893297", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }