----- Original Message ----- From: "Malcolm Cadman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, January 13, 2003 9:04 PM Subject: Re: [ql-users] QTrans v0.07
> > In article <000801c2ba83$30b14040$7bd07ad5@famwaugh>, Bill Waugh > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes > > >> A few funnies when accessing the DOS device of QPC2 have been > >> addressed, with assistance from Marcel Kilgus, who tells me that he > >> will consider a small change to the DOS device in future versions to > >> help me make Q-Trans more robust with the DOS device. > > > >Aha - so this may explain why I have had no joy trying to unzip Qtrans > >transfered from Dos1_ > > No ... just your methodology :-) > > Use Qtrans to copy 'Qtrans.zip' from your 'Dos1_' directory to a 'Ram1_' > as follows :- > > 'Dos1_Qtrans.zip' to 'Ram1_Qtrans_zip' > > i.e, make the 'dot' into an 'underscore' by altering it. > > Then from 'Ram1_' the 'Qtrans_zip' will unzip OK to 'Ram1_' > > Once it is working OK, copy it from 'Ram1_' to its new permanent home on > your 'Win1_' drive. > > ( Easier to do than explain :-) ... ). Errr not exactly, I need a time machine to allow Qtrans to copy Qtrans.zip to anywhere from anywhere until I've unzipped it or is this some method of recursion that I've missed (;-) All the best - Bill
