From | Richard Williams <[email protected]> |
To | [email protected] |
Subject | Re: st: re-installing and downloaded program files |
Date | Fri, 05 Mar 2004 17:00:28 -0500 |
At 04:29 PM 3/5/2004 -0500, Steve Harvey wrote:
Dear stata-listers:If you are using defaults, then copying c:\ado, c:\Stata8, and c:\Data will probably leave you in good shape. (If not using defaults, just find the right directories; from within Stata, the command -sysdir- should tell you where the program-related stuff is). At a minimum, c:\ado will save you the hassle of having to *findit* everything again, since everything you use findit for goes into there. I don't think you'll have to reinstall from scratch, but even if you do, it should just be a matter of installing, and then doing an update all command.
My computer is undergoing neural disturbances and may need to be sent back to the mfg. for repair. This will likely result in a need to re-install all software and datafiles. Since installing Stata 8 about a year ago, I have done periodic updates on the web and also installed a variety of extra "third party" ado files and programs (pscore, swor, hotdeck, etc.) using the "findit" command.
Is there any way to preserve all this before I send my computer off for repair (e.g., burn all the .exe and ado files onto a CD & copy them back later)? Or will I have to re-install the original version of Stata from CD ROM and then find and re-install updates & additional files one-by-one?
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