[Wine]Quicken 2004 Report windows
mknecht at controlnet.com
Wed Oct 13 12:22:40 CDT 2004
>>I installed yesterday from an RPM. When the RPM has
>>installation there is no .wine directory in any
>>user's home directory.
>>How could there be since RPM doesn't know which
>>users want or need one.
>>If doing the istallation from
>>source does this automatically, then it does it
>>for you, but it doesn't do it for your
> I think you nailed it: there are differences between
> installing via RPM vs. source. I never install via
> RPM; source just spits out all the directories and
> files for me (my preference). The only difference
> I've noticed in the last six months are two:
1) the drive path definitions got moved into softlinks
Can you explain this a bit more? I added old style 'hard' definitions
for my preferred Windows drives to the 20040914 config file, such as:
"Path" = "drive_c"
"Type" = "hd"
"Label" = "c:"
"Filesystem" = "win95"
"Codepage" = "0"
If this is not proper anymore then can you point me toward any
instrcutions on how to do it correctly?
2) the registry format changed.
Bummer - what does that mean to a user like me? (I'm not a programmer. I
use computers like I use hammers and screwdrivers.)
Thanks for your responses! THey are helpful!
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