On Friday 07 December 2001 20:23, you wrote: > Congratulations. Welcome. Its not as hard as you might fear Just think > differently. > > As for wizdrake. > Wizdrake is not installed as standard unless you select the sever install. > No problem its real easy to install additional packages. You will be doing > it a lot soon :-) > > To install a package open Mandrake Software Manger you will find it in K > Menu>Configuration>Packaging > It will prompt you for the root password then a GUI will open. The first > time you use it a message will pop up telling you to define a security > update server. Just cancel that for the moment. > > In the main window you have two tabs. Installable and Installed. These > present you with a tree view of the packages on the CD which are either > already installed or available for install. You can browse to find the > package you want or else search for it. So to install wizdrake search for > wizdrake and then select the tickbox next to the result. You can install > multiple packages at once if you wish. When you have selected all you want > hit the install button and they will be installed. If you have selected a > package which 'depends' on another one, then that one will be installed > automagically as well. >.
A follow-up problem. I have wizdrake, and its dependencies, wizard and kaffe installed. I THINK permissions are ok. When I try to start wizdrake, the startup screen appears and then just sits there. My only option at that point is to hit "Cancel" - would someone please tell me where I am going wrong. Thanks for any help. -- Alan Dunford [EMAIL PROTECTED] Coming to you from a Microsoft - free zone
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