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In a msg of , David Noon writes to Steve McCrystal:
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David,

 DN> If you are running Warp 3 with the OREXX add-on, you should
 DN> SWITCHRX back to CREXX before applying a Fixpak; then SWITCHRX
 DN> back afterwards.

Good idea.  Now all I need to do is remember to do it! :^)

 SM>> In any case, I have a couple of programs that either don't
 SM>> work with OREXX, or don't work properly.  I'd like to have
 SM>> a working CREXX install, complete with the INF file,
 SM>> available when I need it.  I'd deeply appreciate any advice
 SM>> anyone might offer!

 DN> The only files that differ, AFAIK, are REXX.DLL and REXX.INF.
 DN> Your CREXX ones should be called CREXX.DLL and CREXX.INF when you
 DN> are running OREXX, and when you are running CREXX the OREXX ones
 DN> are called OREXX.DLL and OREXX.INF.

It appears as tho that's correct, but I have two inf files, different sizes
and dates, that are both the Object Rexx .inf files.  They are named as you
indicated above, and chage when I run SWITCHRX.

 DN> You could try SWITCHRX and re-boot. This might switch you back to
 DN> OREXX. However, if you are running Warp 4 then the CSF should
 DN> have handled the REXX maintenance correctly regardless of which
 DN> interpreter you are running.

Hmmm.  I am running Warp 4.  I'm not sure what happened, but today I located
all the REXX stuff on the CD and unpacked it manually. Now all I need to do is 
find out if I can easily install FP11 a second time, or I'll have to wait for
the next one to get the files updated.  I *will* try to remember to switch
back to CREXX first, tho.

Thanks, David.

-[Steve]-

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