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#Muchmore

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#173564From: Adam JudgeNov 22, 1994 6:52 PM
I'm having a problem reading text files (i.e., readme files). When I boot my a1200 from my recently installed hard disk I get 'unable to open your tool 'c:/muchmore''. That, or I gat a screen full of dots. I don't have this problem when I boot from my workbench 3.0 floppy. What's the hard disk missing? Thanks, Adam
#173625From: Keith HicksNov 22, 1994 10:05 PM
Adam, Where is muchmore ? You said 'unable to open your tool 'c:/muchmore' If muchmore is in c: then the default tool needs to be 'c:muchmore' or simply 'muchmore'.The slash after c: is causing the program to look in the parent directory of c: Hope this helps. I don't know anything about dots,have you had an eye exam lately ? 🙂 —-Keith Hicks
#173828From: Gregory FeltnerNov 23, 1994 8:07 PM
Adam, Muchmore is a PD textviewer available here and just about everywhere else. It's very popular and a lot of textfiles use it as their default tool. You can either change the default tool to whatever you like to use to view text or just download muchmore and put it in your C: directory. Greg
#173966From: Eulogio (DJ) GarciaNov 24, 1994 1:19 PM
Adam, are you saying every time you boot now you get the muchmore message, or anytime you try to read by clicking a particular icon? If it's the former, check for something in your SYS:WBStartup drawer. If it's the latter, you can edit the icon's default tool to read sys:utilities/more, which is the standard text viewer – not as fancy as muchmore, but will work. The other way would be to find a copy of muchmore somewhere and place it in the sys:c drawer. DJ On AP from Queens, the thrill and excitement of the Big Apple Where a little paranoia keeps you healthy and sane …