[Sorry, the last one got away from me before I was done] Ric wrote: > I think that points toward something to do with Win64
I think this is most likely. For now, maybe I'll try playing with GTK IDE under a Win32 VM, just to get the hang of it & report any issues I find. Chris, do you have a 64-bit Windows machine to test on? I imagine a good number of J users will have 64-bit Windows machines, and the proportion will only increase over time. > the moving about of folders post install Doubtful, as I did that before I downloaded or installed any Addons or GTK binaries. But for completeness I will try it again without the moving about. > If you want to specify a folder to install to you can do a Custom install That's not quite the same, as a Custom install is for a single user, not multiple users (at least according to the installer's prompt). What I want is for J to be installed in Program Files, and for each user to have his own ~user directory under %USERPROFILE% . This is standard architecture on Windows. > I imagine the next installer will rectify (3). Yep, that's what I was suggesting (you don't need to update profile.ijs btw, just config/folders.cfg). > It would be nice if a suitable shortcut/icon was > generated at some stage during the install. Yes, it very much would. In fact, I'd suggest the installer run "install and update all JAL addons", then create shortcuts for GTK IDE and JHS (in that order). -Dan ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
