[Equest-users] Date and Time

[Tim Johnson]

Scott,
That did the trick.  Thanks for the help.
Tim

>>> Scott Criswell <scott.criswell at doe2.com> 10/4/2010 10:19 AM >>>
Not sure if this will work, but try giving this a try -
(1)  Make sure eQUEST is not running.
(2)  Locate the eQUEST "Data" directory - typically something like <My
Documents (or Public Documents)>\eQUEST 3-64 Data\*.*.
(3)  Find the eQUEST.ini file located in that directory and open it
into a text editor, such as NotePad.
(4)  Replace the "[Registration]" section toward the bottom of this
file with the following:
[Registration]
Code=9349417631702397005-001
Status=1000
Special=581413115
Then try re-starting eQUEST.
If it works, probably a good idea to circulate this response to the
community.

- Scott


On 10/4/2010 9:04 AM, Tim Johnson wrote: 

I accidentally reset my computer's date and time to mid December.  When
I set it back to today's date, I could not open eQuest and a warning
pops up that says my date and time are incorrect and need to be reset. 
I attached a screen shot of the warning.  Does anyone know where eQuest
stores the date and time information?  It would be nice if I could go
into a file and adjust it directly.  Otherwise, I have to change the
date one day at a time.
Thanks,
Tim
 
 
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