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Sun, 13 Jan 2008 23:11:49 GMT |
The wps wizard install.cmd script completed apparently normally. The .inf
file describes how to use the setup notebook. Another .inf file shows a
picture of a wrench with lavender ribbon, identifying it as the icon for
setting up.
Where is the setup notebook? Where is the object that uses the icon?
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| Re: WPS wizard |
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Mon, 14 Jan 2008 12:31:35 GMT |
On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 23:11:49 UTC, ccolby@ipns.com (Craig Colby) wrote:
> The wps wizard install.cmd script completed apparently normally. The .inf
> file describes how to use the setup notebook. Another .inf file shows a
> picture of a wrench with lavender ribbon, identifying it as the icon for
> setting up.
>
> Where is the setup notebook? Where is the object that uses the icon?
The installation should have created a folder called "WPS-Wizard" on
your desktop. There's an object called "WPS-Wizard configuration"
inside. There should also be a shadow of the object in the system setup
folder.
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Mon, 14 Jan 2008 20:39:02 GMT |
"The installation should have created a folder called
"WPS-Wizard" on
your desktop."
Ah, ha. Thanks. I'll try reinstalling.
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Tue, 15 Jan 2008 03:09:13 GMT |
Reinstalled. Configuration notebook appeared. Nice bar graphs by drives
appeared. Hey, this is great! Used computer for a while doing actual
stuff. Shut down. Later started up. Went back to wps-wizard. Configuration
notebook was no longer present. Clicking on anything else hung the system.
CAD. Tried again. CAD. Uninstall.
Maybe I'll download again and try again, but these adventures in new
classes with advanced properties have reliably crashed my OS/2 and now eCS
for what I'd guess to be well over a decade now.
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Tue, 15 Jan 2008 12:35:54 GMT |
On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 03:09:13 UTC, ccolby@ipns.com (Craig Colby) wrote:
> Reinstalled. Configuration notebook appeared. Nice bar graphs by drives
> appeared. Hey, this is great! Used computer for a while doing actual
> stuff. Shut down. Later started up. Went back to wps-wizard. Configuration
> notebook was no longer present. Clicking on anything else hung the system.
> CAD. Tried again. CAD. Uninstall.
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> Maybe I'll download again and try again, but these adventures in new
> classes with advanced properties have reliably crashed my OS/2 and now eCS
> for what I'd guess to be well over a decade now.
This sounds like your INI files are everything but squeaky clean.
checkini, cleanini, and xfix are your friends.
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