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	=== ODBCLink Folder Guidelines===		=== ODBCLink Folder Guidelines===

Jeff at 23:46, 24 January 2016

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	=== ~~Notes~~ ===		=== Overview ===

			ODBClink is unzipped into folder containing Workbooks, Excel Add-ins and Access Databases.

			Use the Guidelines below to choose the folder to unzip to


			=== ODBCLink Folder Guidelines===

	* The default path is the C:\ODBClink(Version Number). We recommend that use this folder unless you want multiple people to use the solution and you have a server or you are a service provider and you will be using ODBClink for multiple Clients.		* The default path is the C:\ODBClink(Version Number). We recommend that use this folder unless you want multiple people to use the solution and you have a server or you are a service provider and you will be using ODBClink for multiple Clients.

Nic at 01:44, 15 May 2014

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	=== Notes ===		=== Notes ===

	* The default path is the C:\ODBClink(Version Number). ~~From a support point of view, we suggest~~ that use this folder unless you want multiple people to use the solution and you have a server or you are a service provider and you will be using ODBClink for multiple Clients.		* The default path is the C:\ODBClink(Version Number). We recommend that use this folder unless you want multiple people to use the solution and you have a server or you are a service provider and you will be using ODBClink for multiple Clients.

	* If browsing to a folder location other than the default we suggest that you ensure that the installation path ends in a folder name with the naming convention 'ODBClink v[Version Number]'. This will assist with identifying the ODBClink version		* If browsing to a folder location other than the default we suggest that you ensure that the installation path ends in a folder name with the naming convention 'ODBClink v[Version Number]'. This will assist with identifying the ODBClink version
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	* If ODBClink is installed on a network location, you will need to ensure that users have the correct permissions to the ODBClink folder in order to use the application. Please see [[Troubleshooting folder permissions]] for more information.		* If ODBClink is installed on a network location, you will need to ensure that users have the correct permissions to the ODBClink folder in order to use the application. Please see [[Troubleshooting folder permissions]] for more information.

	* If upgrading, do not change the path to override the existing installation. ~~All the budget data and reports stored in that folder are required during the upgrade process~~		* If upgrading, do not change the path to override the existing installation as you will loose all your old configurations.

	=== Related ===		=== Related ===
	[[Installing ODBClink]]		[[Installing ODBClink]]

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=== Notes ===

* The default path is the C:\ODBClink(Version Number). From a support point of view, we suggest that use this folder unless you want multiple people to use the solution and you have a server or you are a service provider and you will be using ODBClink for multiple Clients.

* If browsing to a folder location other than the default we suggest that you ensure that the installation path ends in a folder name with the naming convention 'ODBClink v[Version Number]'. This will assist with identifying the ODBClink version

* If ODBClink is installed on a network location, you will need to ensure that users have the correct permissions to the ODBClink folder in order to use the application. Please see [[Troubleshooting folder permissions]] for more information.

* If upgrading, do not change the path to override the existing installation. All the budget data and reports stored in that folder are required during the upgrade process

=== Related ===
[[Installing ODBClink]]