#Execute Requestor
Amigavision's pathing structures are *VERY* specific. Downloading these
will create a host of new problems, but if you have a one-disk application
(runtime) do this:
1. Copy unarchived files/drawers to floppy named "Centurion.1"
2. Open AmigaVision.
3. Select Install/Relocate Application/Runtime.
In the future, people uploading courses will need to develop a standard
method for handling these problems. I'd suggest install/relocating a
finished course to RAM: or a drawer in the root directory. Archive the
flow in this from (NOT as floppies) and tell the user to unarchive to the
same structure. For example,
I have a flow too large for RAM:, so I install/relocate it (you can i/r
from anywhere) to WORK:MY_FLOW. I archive the entire MY_FLOW directory and
upload it.
Fred downloads the file and (from instructions in my description)
unarchives it to a new drawer, DH0:MY_FLOW. He assigns Work: to DH0: and
can now relocate the flow with little or no trouble.
Be aware that AmigaVision generates *FULL* paths from its file
requesters, so to manipulate courses, you must maintain the same tree
structure from the volume name down.
Sorry if I'm being incoherent, it's late. Type to yas later.