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    Klik Home and myconfig

    I assume that should a user install say, seven programs via Klik and then setup Home and myconfig, that the size of the files thus installed in the HDD repository will be increased beyond the normal setting of perhaps 30MB.

    Is it a correct conclusion that the files need to be larger in the HDD?

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    Hi,

    klik now produces cmg files which have the big advantage that you can store them anywhere you like. By default, they are created on your desktop, but you can put them on any storage medium you have available. cmg files don't need to be inside your home directory.

    Greetings,
    probono

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    I have found that if I move the cmg files I always seem to come up with an error when I try to start them.

    Ray

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    Impossible, I would say. Where do you try to move them to? Please try again. cmg files should work almost everywhere. That was one main idea underlying the whole concept.

    Greetings,
    probono

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