Francois Thunus wrote in a message to Peter Fitzsimmons:

 PF> It is often a good idea to only write one os2.ini entry:  the 
 PF> path to your application.ini.

 FT> Is that updated ? I mean if I rename a file while in a text 
 FT> mode box and the file appends to be "under" an icon, the link 
 FT> in the icon is updated. Now if at install time I store the path 
 FT> to the application INI file in the os2.ini and later on for 
 FT> whatever reason the user moves the application, is the system 
 FT> going to update that information ? Just curious.

No, but it will not be updated if you write into OS2.INI, either.  Even
better than having your INI file location stored in the OS2.INI file is to
have the program determine its own location, which is easy to do, and look
for the INI file or a pointer to another INI file there.  The reason for
having a pointer option defined is to handle cases where people install
your software on a shared network drive but need separate INI files.
 
-- Mike


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