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Quoting Dan Ceppa to Norm Bowden
Subj. Bluewave and WindowsXP 2000, dated 23-Jul-2004 13:47
NB> Bluewave Ver 2.30 I have working perfectly under Windows XP. Make
NB> sure your friend has PKZIP - PKUNZIP and maybe ARJ in her path. A good
NB> place to put them in is C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32. They are out of the way
NB> there.
DC> Setting paths is not always the easiest thing to do for those
DC> that are not into the nuts and bolts of computers.
DC> And, it has gotten more complicated as WIN tends to hide things
DC> in rather strange ways.
Yup, you'd think the path would be a simple thing to change/find
in XP but they buried it well!
However, BWave has never liked to be installed unless it found the
archivers in the path. I learnt a long time ago to make 1 dir
called compress, stick it in the path, and then put every archiver
I could find into that dir, before I added anything else! :)
Cheers...
Gordon Lewicky (Pdk)
email glewicky{at}telus.net http://milkyway.tzo.com
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