-=> Quoting Kevin Nunn to Daniel Juarez <=-


 KN> I seem to remeber that I had that issue in the past and I am
 KN> remembering it had something to do with the "default" open option. If
 KN> you right click on the exe or shadow and go to "Open", you should have
 KN> 2 options, DEFAULT and SETTINGS, and there is a bullet next to
 KN> the default, it might have "SETTINGS" selected as the default and I
 KN> can't remember right now how to change that. 

 KN> Also check on the properties under the TYPE tab, it should have
 KN> "Executable" under "Current Types"

 I right-clicked on the exe file and then chose Create Program Object >
Default. It asked where I wanted to put the file, and I just chose the
same folder the executable was already in. When I double clicked the new
program object, it says "Cannot start C:\DESKTOP\SEAMONKE\SEAMONKE.EXE"
and gives some reasons why that might be. At least now I have it try to
execute something, so that is a step forward! :-) Thanks!


~Elf

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