OOPS! A file called DD-idcode.NEW already exists!

One possibility that exists in this case is that you were in the
process of copying/re-organizing the file when the system crashed.
If the crash occurred at the exact moment when the .NEW file was
created and the .MST file had been deleted, but the .NEW file had
not yet been re-named to .MST, it would now be safe to use the
re-name option and continue on your merry way!

If, however, you don't think you crashed lately, maybe you should
look at what is in the file that the program doesn't like.

One way to ensure that names are not a problem is to place this program
and all of it's associated files in a directory all unto it's own!
The .BAT files which are generated by the program can then be modified
using any text editor to change directory prior to executing DailyDo.
The .BAT files, of course, can then be moved into any other directory
(such as the root) where they will be easily accessible.







