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Reinstalling A Program
Hi All:
I would like to reinstall one of my programs (Winmag's ULR Discombobulator) and would like to know if I should first uninstall the exisiting copy, or should I just execute the setup file again and let it reinstall itself over the existing copy?
I guess this question would generally apply to other programs as well.
By the way, before I installed this program, I had to install Visual Basic Runtime 6.0 so that it would function properly. If I unistall the program, will the Visual Basic still remain on my system?
Thanks in advance for your reply.
Regards,
Bob
Dimension XPS R400
128 MB RAM, 11 GB Hard Drive
Windows 98 (First Edition) (Service Pack 1)
(All Windows Critical Updates Current)
I would like to reinstall one of my programs (Winmag's ULR Discombobulator) and would like to know if I should first uninstall the exisiting copy, or should I just execute the setup file again and let it reinstall itself over the existing copy?
I guess this question would generally apply to other programs as well.
By the way, before I installed this program, I had to install Visual Basic Runtime 6.0 so that it would function properly. If I unistall the program, will the Visual Basic still remain on my system?
Thanks in advance for your reply.
Regards,
Bob
Dimension XPS R400
128 MB RAM, 11 GB Hard Drive
Windows 98 (First Edition) (Service Pack 1)
(All Windows Critical Updates Current)
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Denny Denham
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Posted May 30th, 2000 18:00
I would recommend uninstalling it and then reinstalling it. It's a cleaner way of managing programs. When you uninstall it the VB Runtime will remain on your system.
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