- backup the data (which of course you already do, because you risk losing the whole family tree if you don't)
- uninstall the program
- reinstall the program to a location on the new disk (say, d:\program files in stead of c:\program files)
- determine where the program expects its files
- restore the data from the backup to the new location
This is how I understand your question. But I can't see any reason why anybody would want a d:\program files folder, so possibly I understand it incorrectly.
Then tell again.
Kees
Hi, I just installed a new second hard drive and would like to transfer family tree maker program with all the entries I have put in the program from my boot drive. Is there a way I can do this without buying a program to do the transfering. Helppppp. Thanks, Ruth

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