I recently posted about the difficulty I was having with my address book. I bought a laptop with Vista, and copied over all the files for Eudora from an XP desktop, then reinstalled Eudora to the Vista system. Everything, mailboxes, old emails, addresses, and all was there, but I could not edit or add to the address book. In XP the file is nndbase.toc; what I ended up doing was deleting it in Vista, and manually added all my addresses. It worked, albeit time consuming, but I can edit and delete addresses as before.Yet there is no nndbase file anywhere? MY QUESTION IS THIS: Where does Vista store this address book, and under what file name? I have searched all through it and not found it. The good news is I have an address book again, but curiosity has me wondering. Anyone know??????? TIA

In article <htaOi.1255$d2.239@trnddc08>, Rick@privacy.net says... > Ken wrote: > > I recently posted about the difficulty I was having with my address > > book. I bought a laptop with Vista, and copied over all the files for > > Eudora from an XP desktop, then reinstalled Eudora to the Vista system. > > Everything, mailboxes, old emails, addresses, and all was there, but I > > could not edit or add to the address book. In XP the file is > > nndbase.toc; what I ended up doing was deleting it in Vista, and > > manually added all my addresses. It worked, albeit time consuming, but I > > can edit and delete addresses as before.Yet there is no nndbase file > > anywhere? > > MY QUESTION IS THIS: > > Where does Vista store this address book, and under what file name? > > I have searched all through it and not found it. The good news is I have > > an address book again, but curiosity has me wondering. > > Anyone know??????? > > > > TIA > > > > > Mine is C:\Users\<profile > name>\AppData\Roaming\Qualcomm\Eudora and is named > nndbase.txt and the accompaning file nndbase.toc . The > Quick Recipient list is RCPdbase.txt . > > HTH > > Rick > Thanks, but that was the first place I looked. Then I did a search for the file nndbase.toc and came up empty? Very odd, unless it is a hidden file, but for the life of me I cannot imagine why it would be. The mystery persists???

Ken <here@internet.now> wrote in news:MPG.217301b8385b6777989689@news.alt.net: > In article <htaOi.1255$d2.239@trnddc08>, Rick@privacy.net says... >> Ken wrote: >> > I recently posted about the difficulty I was having with my address >> > book. I bought a laptop with Vista, and copied over all the files >> > for Eudora from an XP desktop, then reinstalled Eudora to the Vista >> > system. Everything, mailboxes, old emails, addresses, and all was >> > there, but I could not edit or add to the address book. In XP the >> > file is nndbase.toc; what I ended up doing was deleting it in >> > Vista, and manually added all my addresses. It worked, albeit time >> > consuming, but I can edit and delete addresses as before.Yet there >> > is no nndbase file anywhere? >> > MY QUESTION IS THIS: >> > Where does Vista store this address book, and under what file name? >> > I have searched all through it and not found it. The good news is I >> > have an address book again, but curiosity has me wondering. >> > Anyone know??????? >> > >> > TIA >> > >> > >> Mine is C:\Users\<profile >> name>\AppData\Roaming\Qualcomm\Eudora and is named >> nndbase.txt and the accompaning file nndbase.toc . The >> Quick Recipient list is RCPdbase.txt . >> >> HTH >> >> Rick >> > > Thanks, but that was the first place I looked. Then I did a search for > the file nndbase.toc and came up empty? Very odd, unless it is a > hidden file, but for the life of me I cannot imagine why it would be. > The mystery persists??? > On newer installs the nndbase file has a different extension than txt. You may have been given the option to change it from txt when you installed Eudora. I did what you did and did not have any problems like yours. -- Best regards Han email address is invalid

In article <MPG.217301b8385b6777989689@news.alt.net>, here@internet.now says... > In article <htaOi.1255$d2.239@trnddc08>, Rick@privacy.net says... > > Ken wrote: > > > I recently posted about the difficulty I was having with my address > > > book. I bought a laptop with Vista, and copied over all the files for > > > Eudora from an XP desktop, then reinstalled Eudora to the Vista system. > > > Everything, mailboxes, old emails, addresses, and all was there, but I > > > could not edit or add to the address book. In XP the file is > > > nndbase.toc; what I ended up doing was deleting it in Vista, and > > > manually added all my addresses. It worked, albeit time consuming, but I > > > can edit and delete addresses as before.Yet there is no nndbase file > > > anywhere? > > > MY QUESTION IS THIS: > > > Where does Vista store this address book, and under what file name? > > > I have searched all through it and not found it. The good news is I have > > > an address book again, but curiosity has me wondering. > > > Anyone know??????? > > > > > > TIA > > > > > > > > Mine is C:\Users\<profile > > name>\AppData\Roaming\Qualcomm\Eudora and is named > > nndbase.txt and the accompaning file nndbase.toc . The > > Quick Recipient list is RCPdbase.txt . > > > > HTH > > > > Rick > > > > Thanks, but that was the first place I looked. Then I did a search for > the file nndbase.toc and came up empty? Very odd, unless it is a hidden > file, but for the life of me I cannot imagine why it would be. > The mystery persists??? > Will wonders never cease; seems it is a hidden file in Vista. I found it in the path c:\Users\<profile>\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files \Qualcomm\Eudora Why on earth would it be a hidden file? Really odd!!!