Hey.. If you search the archives for this group, you'll see that I try to be
helpful to people.
I was trying to start with the root cause of your problem. I was pointing
out that your first two statements are incorrent in a manor (NT does support
filenames > 6 chars and the OC properties file doesn't have filenames in
it). Those are the two things that you spec out in your statement:
"...Can someone lead me in the right direction? Windows NT
4 does not except dir names longer that 6 chars so I
have modified the OC properties file to suit this
convention. Now I am faced w/ this error and I cannnot
figure out why it haunts me..."
Since the 2 things that you talked about were incorrect, I was assuming that
you were making assumptions that weren't true and thus, there might not be a
problem at all. It certainly sounded like you were doing this:
Opencard.trace: \
com.gemplu~1.termin~1.blah
Now, that would have been a problem!
I realize that my first response/question was phrased harshly, but the
statement was just plain false and it sounded like you were complaining
about something that wasn't true in the first place (which happens a lot
with people when they complain about Micros~1's products).
T
P.S. By the way, command.com is not 16 bit either unless you're in Win3.1
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> Yes Tom your right thanks for pointing that out. Everyone out there who =
> cares raise his or her hand! It was the setenv.bat demo that I tweaked =
> and I was having problems w/ command.com (16 bit) seeing directories =
> larger that 6 chars. Next time I will be more careful about what I say =
> and how I say it. I just hope I get such a good amount of responses =
> regarding my actual question next time.=20
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> opencard.properties doesn't have file names in it as far as I am aware.
> And NT does support file names from the command line with more than 6
> characters.
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> T
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> > In my last message I gave an explaination on command
> > line navigation in Windows NT. I indicated it was the
> > javax.comm.properties file I had to tweak when I
> > really meant opencard.properties.
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> > Sorry
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