Can anybody help explain the following? Environment Variable Setting (for the System not User) is;
1. C:\Program Files\PHP\; 2. %SystemRoot%\system32; 3. %SystemRoot%; Line #2: Why if I create a rbaseXX.cfg in the c:\Windows\system32\ dir/folder I get it created again in c:\rbti\rbg## folder? Just trying to follow Razzaks' protocol. I will add this is a triple boot system: Linux, Vista & XP, but the settings for systemRoot appear to be correct. When I run "Path" at cmd prompt it shows 'C:\Windows\System32\'. I would prefer it to be in "system32" because of compiled apps and non-compiled, networked app's and local. Just one place! What the heck is going on in the path statement that is wrong? Sincerely, Paul D Dup files and a comment about RBase eXetreme 9.0 Compiler: I will admit I have been VERY careful in the past about dup files. I had an outdate dll and I used a program that finds dups. Low behold my system32 was holding on to an old RB76IO.DLL file (4/09 vs 10/01/09). I was glad this program found it. I must say I am also very GLAD to find out that R:BASE eXtreme 9.0 compiled, this problem is now gone due to the R:Dream Team - and from my understanding all I have to do now is send the compiled exe and the RX#'s files? If I heard Razzak correctly. Heck I never asked for this, what a surprise. I cannot say how this makes me feel and excited also to compile my app's again. Last update I sent the usual in the RBase Installer and this takes a bit of time making sure you have all the current dll's, cross checking etc.. This should also make some recent vertical app builders excited also about getting R:BASE eXtreme 9.0, I know I am very glad. Great work-well done RBTI, all of you. Why I am at it I am going to give a quick sales plug in here also. I have been using RBase Installer for over a year. I receive a upgrade and it is even better now. I will NOT go in to details about the total strength in this app and its security features. I will say it does one heck of a gReat! job. Look into it if you compile, that is all I can say and that is not enough. Link: http://www.rbinstaller.com/
