I have several machines running a dos ap, on Win98, and working fine. I upgraded a couple machines to W2K Pro and now the ap cannot find the correct path to the data directory. I have used the "set" command and have tried actually making a .bat file to help the ap, but it cannot find the data directory even though it is in the current path statement.
For example; I want to run abc.exe, in the soap directory; so i set my path to read;
path=s:\rubberducky;s:\rubberducky\bathtub;s:\rubberducky\bathtub\soap
On the Win98 machines it works fine, but the W2k machines tell me that I am not in a data directory. When they end and I type "s:" at the cmd line, the working machines read s:\rubberducky\bathtub\soap , and the W2k machines read just s:
I have entered all possible combinations in the PIF and put the path statement in all combinations of autoexec.bat and autoexec.nt
TIA
Draq
comtutor@uswestmail.net
Good Luck with this information
"It's not what you know, or who you know, but who you know that knows what !" --- Me
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For example; I want to run abc.exe, in the soap directory; so i set my path to read;
path=s:\rubberducky;s:\rubberducky\bathtub;s:\rubberducky\bathtub\soap
On the Win98 machines it works fine, but the W2k machines tell me that I am not in a data directory. When they end and I type "s:" at the cmd line, the working machines read s:\rubberducky\bathtub\soap , and the W2k machines read just s:
I have entered all possible combinations in the PIF and put the path statement in all combinations of autoexec.bat and autoexec.nt
TIA
Draq
comtutor@uswestmail.net
Good Luck with this information
"It's not what you know, or who you know, but who you know that knows what !" --- Me
"Visualize Whirled Peas" --- Kelly Bundy