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#Amiga SW and ease of use

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#178880From: Tab TrepagnierDec 18, 1994 11:14 PM
Steve, Thanks for your help. I know this. The icon doesn't specify ANY path for Installer. I am running WB 2.1, which I believe, will use the system path. That path includes C:, which includes the directory that contains an "Installer" program. It's just that it doesn't find it, or it is the wrong Installer. BTW, Brian Bartlett hit on a possible problem with the path add statement of Assign. By specifying a path to Installer in the icon, I got it to run. But I got errors midway through the installation. I turned on the log function, ran the installation again, tracked down the log file, and found a reference to an error on line 96. Looking at the Installer script, line 96 is a (Library) command. So something about that statement chokes the Installer program on my system. Remember, I am still just trying to read a darn newsletter. Tab Trepagnier Cruising on AutoPilot from Beaumont, Texas
#179095From: Don Curtis/SYSOPDec 20, 1994 12:11 AM
Tab, Sub-directories aren't part of your path. That is, if C: is in your path, C:<subdirectory> isn't included. Don
#179107From: Tab TrepagnierDec 20, 1994 1:14 AM
Don, Thanks for your attempt to help, but you posted to me, "Sub-directories aren't part of your path. That is, if C: is in your path, C:<subdirectory> isn't included." In all honesty, I haven't a clue as to where you got the idea that I have subdirectories under my C: directory. I don't. Tab Trepagnier Cruising on AutoPilot from Beaumont, Texas
#179181From: Don Curtis/SYSOPDec 20, 1994 6:26 PM
Tab, Your post said, "That path includes C:, which includes the directory that contains and Installer program" I presumed from that message that C: had subdirectories in it. Don
#179228From: Tab TrepagnierDec 20, 1994 11:50 PM
Don, Thanks, but no it does not contain subdirectories. It is a compound Assign, which under WB 2.04+ allows multiple physical directories to be part of logical directories assigned on the system. I set up my C: directory with ASSIGN C: SYS:C SYS:CC This makes both SYS:C and SYS:CC part of logical C: directory. But neither :C nor :CC have subdirectories. Tab Trepagnier Cruising on AutoPilot from Beaumont, Texas