I have a relatively new computer. It has a 250G SSD and a 1TB regular hard drive. At the moment, everything is in the SSD and the hard drive contains only the file backup which is using a gig or two, it is essentially empty. I have downloaded TANE SP2 as part of a Platinum deal purchase. I accepted the default of directing everything to the C (SSD) drive. In reading many posts, I am thinking that there is at lease some advantage to putting all of the TANE (program and data) on the D: drive which is essentially empty. There seem to be other advantages such as having multiple releases of the software with separate starting shortcuts. To date, I have done only a few of the tutorials and spent a lot of time reading on the forums.
I will not be trying to save anything from the existing installation. It seems to me that I should uninstall TANE through Windows. Then download again and specify both the program file and the data area to be on my D drive, maybe D:TANE/Program and D:TANE/DATA. Maybe I should get SP2 into the folder name in some way. Can anyone offer me any caveats or suggestions?
John
I will not be trying to save anything from the existing installation. It seems to me that I should uninstall TANE through Windows. Then download again and specify both the program file and the data area to be on my D drive, maybe D:TANE/Program and D:TANE/DATA. Maybe I should get SP2 into the folder name in some way. Can anyone offer me any caveats or suggestions?
John