Music-X Demo
Mario,
Thanks for the info. I wonder how many other different names that C= used for
the system Workbench disk supplied with the computer?
Now you know why it's such a pain to get install scripts that work. There's no
consistent base to plan the script around. (C= are you listening?)
For the record – to use the Music-X demo install script (execute.me) you must
have either a Workbench 1.3 disk or a Workbench 1.2 disk AND they must be named
as follows: (without quotes of course)
"Workbench 1.2"
or
"Workbench1.3"
That is how the disks are distributed in the US (at least the copies that I
have access to 8).
The reason that I required (what I thought would be) the original disk in
certain spots was to get an unchanged copy of the startup-sequence to edit in
the Music-X assigns. Otherwise, you might have some commands in your custom
startup-sequence (the one on your S: directory) that would not be in the
limited set of commands that are copied onto the Music-X demo disk. Of course,
the standard script is copyright by C=, which is why all
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