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Transferring the Core Knowledge Day Planner Application from One
Computer to Another |
The following are instructions for
transferring a copy of the Core Knowledge Day Planner
application which contains active data from one computer to
another computer.
For the sake of clarity, let's call the computer which
already has the Day Planner software installed the
Old Computer. Let's call the computer onto
which you wish to transfer the active Day Planner software the
New Computer.
There are two possible scenarios for transferring the Day
Planner application to a different computer depending on the
software which is loaded on the New Computer.
Click on the link below which best describes your situation.
Scenario 1
The
New Computer does NOT have
Microsoft Access 2000 or Microsoft Access 2003 already
installed.
Scenario 2
The new computer has Microsoft Access 2000 or Microsoft Access
2003 already installed.
How can I tell if I have
Microsoft Office already installed on the New Computer?
To determine if Microsoft Access 200 or 2003 has been previously
installed on your New Computer, click on the Start Menu, select
All Programs, and look for a folder named Microsoft Office in
the list of All Programs. If Microsoft Office does NOT show up
in the list, it is unlikely that Access has been installed on
the computer. If the Microsoft Office folder does appear on the
list of All Programs, select it and look to see if Microsoft
Access appears in the list of Office applications. If Access is
installed on the computer, you should see a window similar to
the one pictured below.
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Necessary Equipment:
You will need to have a USB Flash Drive
similar to the one pictured below. This will be the device onto
which you will copy the necessary files from the Old Computer to
the New Computer.
Caution:
The Day Planner software was developed in 2004. The
software is compatible with Microsoft Access 2000 and 2003. The
Day Planner software has NOT been tested using Microsoft Access
2007. All indications are that it works perfectly well on
machines running Microsoft Access 2007 but the user
needs to proceed at his/her own risk.
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