I think that the only solution you have is to move the applicaiton. There
are utilities you can get to move an entire application to a different
partition. As Ken Lussier mentioned, you can hack the registry, but I think
a good data mover app, would be a bit better. McAfee's Uninstaller can move
applications to other partitions, and Power Quest (Partition Magic) has
software that can do this also. I always keep a copy of Partition Magic in
my brief case. It comes in very handy at Linux Installfests.
"Karl J. Runge" wrote:
> He has a space problem on his 2GB C: drive and we traced it down to a
> huge amount of "clip art" in one application. He uses that application
> a lot and has customized it considerably. Because of the customization he is
> reluctant to reinstall the app on another partition with a lot of space.
--
Jerry Feldman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Boston Linux and Unix user group
http://www.blu.org
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