#NAG12
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Hi Pat, You probably did this already, but did you put your files
(Year1988, Year 1989 ETC.) in the "s" directory? ?ex
I'm almost certain I did, I'll check tho when I get offline. Thanks.
PF
Pat, I didn'T know there was a new version (I have the old one) I'm
going to download it and see if I can get it to work. I'll let you know.
Well, till then see u.
Bruno
Pat, I'm sorry, I gave you the wrong information. I had the old
version of Nag (Nag03). I downloaded Nag12 and it seems to work
just fine. I used only the files I intended to use, and saved the rest to
another disk for possible later use. To get Nag to work here's what I
did (you may have a different preference, but this will get you
started). I edited (ED) my startup sequence to include this:
RunBack -5 system/Nag
When I de'arced Nag12 I ended up with my Nag files in df1: my
WorkBench disk was in df0: I did not use the Nag.install file, so I
don't know if it works. Here's exactly what I did:
copy df1:Nag to df0:system/Nag
copy df1:Nag.Config to df0:s/Nag.Config
copy df1:Nag.1988 to df0:system/Nag.1988
copy df1:Nag.1989 to df0:system/Nag.1989
copy df1:Nag.1990 to df0:system/Nag.1990
copy df1:RunBack to df0:c/RunBack
copy df1:PostTime to df0:s/PostTime
This is assumeing you have two disk drives. If you don't it's almost the
same but it takes allot of disk swaping. (Let me know). Make sure you
read the doc's before you try to edit Nag.Config. If your going to
start Nag from WorkBench, you'll need to use one of the Nag.info files
in your "system" directory and don't edit (ED) your startup sequence.
Well I hope this helps, let me know how you do.
Bruno
C/U/L
thank you very much Bruno, for taking the time to help me out. I'll try your
steps and let you know!
PF