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my icq databases went focked just like that =P

i try using the db-convert to save only the contact list, but it crashes... all settings in dbconvert crashes it.

is there a third-party util to repair the dbases?

tis icq 2000b.... i tried importing into miranda, but not very nice result... i get like 250 users in random order. i want my groups =/

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You don't need to use the database converter in ICQ to restore your contacts. All you need to do is copy your ICQ contact list files to your 2000b or 2001a folder. Then it should pick up the contacts automatically. Also, if you were to restore your contacts on 2000b, I recommend that you use 2001b so that whenever ICQ f***s up again, you can automatically retrieve your contacts from the server!

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to my knowledge

if your db file is screwed up

and u get vb runtime error scripting and time to time crashes occuing in 1 minute intervals

ur db is officially stuffed

no way to fix tomy knowledge

i have experienced this

so thats why i back up one copy on another partition

and copy another copy on program files directory and use that

thats the best way to keep to it if u want to use 2000b

2001b is a pos

so no point using it

i have a decent speed computer and i still dont use 2001b

dont wanna step into aols trap more deeper anymore

i have learnt my lessons

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so here goes;

i backed up the ENTIRE icq-dir before the format...

so when i copied it back and installed icq over it (as i always do) it ****ed...

after a day i got the idea to delete it all, copy the backup to the program dir, install icq and copy the backup AGAIN.

it worked... kinda weird, but worked :)

icq is yet to emerge victorious over papa grimms ;)

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