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I have some software settings files I use which are on a CD.
From history these are called 'dat' files but they are not Win-type dat files.
Using WinXP windows explorer to locate these correctly returnd any in the
root of the drive but all subdirectoried
are returned as:
C:\Docs and settings\[my user name]\Local Settings\App Data\Microsoft\CD
Burning\" prefixed to all the correct subdirectories.
C:\Docs and settings\[my user name]\Local Settings\App Data\Microsoft\CD
Burning is a completely empty dir (and I cannot delete it).
This only happens on one of my computers.
Is there a cure? Thanks
From history these are called 'dat' files but they are not Win-type dat files.
Using WinXP windows explorer to locate these correctly returnd any in the
root of the drive but all subdirectoried
are returned as:
C:\Docs and settings\[my user name]\Local Settings\App Data\Microsoft\CD
Burning\" prefixed to all the correct subdirectories.
C:\Docs and settings\[my user name]\Local Settings\App Data\Microsoft\CD
Burning is a completely empty dir (and I cannot delete it).
This only happens on one of my computers.
Is there a cure? Thanks