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-=> Quoting Dan Ceppa to Jean Parrot <=-
DC> How do you call up BW? Maybe we can figure it out from there.
JP>
JP> I have a shortcut to it. I picks it out on the assigned drive. If I
JP> want to try and use BW from D:\, I go to the BW.exe look like a DOS
JP> icon .exe file and 2-click on it. What I find strange, is that the
JP> C:\ BW when invoqued, uses the BWREPFIX.DAT without any path to it. It
JP> must remember where the BW itslef was loaded, maybe.
DC> That's your first clue!
DC> may have to adjust the directory for it to find BWREPFIX.
DC> My guess is that the archivers are in your system path but that
DC> BWREPFIX is not.
JP> It is Dan, both HD have image of the BWAVE folder. I copied from one
JP> to the other then changed all the paths from C:\ to D:\. Still nogo.
DC> Something somewhere is not pointing to the correct directory...
JP> Yesterday, I did as Bruce mentioned and got to edit the BWREPFIX.DAT
JP> and included the D:\ path into all pertinent lines. Still nogo.
JP> Frustrating a little, no ? As I wrote above, if BWREPFIX is used in
JP> C:\ without any path to its own file, why would there be a need to
JP> "path" it when using BW from D:\ ? Shows how little I know of this
JP> programming magic !
DC> See above.
DC> For one thing, that should be be "bwrepfix.Bat", with a
"B"!
I was referring to the BWPACK.BAT file internals.
That BAT file would need to be in the D:\BWAVE directory, along with
the BWREPFIX.EXE & PKZIP.EXE files.
In:
Archivers
It would be:
ZIP Compression D:\BWAVE\BWPACK.BAT ZIP {at}F {at}I
I finally realized why I stuck with version 060, rather then upgrading
to 062: The BAT file became more complicated.
Sorry Jean!
That ZIP in the line is required.
It tells the BAT file which line to use (PKZIP.EXE) for compressing
the REP packet.
Bruce Clark
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