Recently, I asked:
Any ideas on how to make launching from a remote volume work correctly?
Hey folks -- I'm still looking for insight into having one app launch
another from a remote volume under Win98. I just finished using WISE
Installer to build a couple of test apps and when both apps are
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Subject: Re: Win98 Issue - Launch App on Remote Volume
Recently, I asked:
Any ideas on how to make launching from a remote volume work
correctly?
Hey folks
Recently, Ken Ray wrote:
Can you take a look at the paths to the apps? I seem to recall that
Win98 had a problem with UNC-style pathnames (like
//server/myFolder/file.exe).
What kind of problem Ken? The initial double slash? The path is verified,
at least according to if there is a file
Howdy List:
I have yet another issue with Win98 [sigh] that I'm hoping someone may be
able to solve...
Our (MC 2.4.2) app is designed to launch a second app using the standard
open process path_to_xyz.exe for neither
This works fine and reliably when run locally. When this is run under
Hello Scott Rossi.
Our (MC 2.4.2) app is designed to launch a second
app ... works fine and reliably when run locally.
When this is run under Win98 from a remote volume,
our app runs fine but will not launch the 2nd app.
The error returned in the result is Not opened
My guess is that it
Recently, Alain Farmer wrote:
Our (MC 2.4.2) app is designed to launch a second
app ... works fine and reliably when run locally.
When this is run under Win98 from a remote volume,
our app runs fine but will not launch the 2nd app.
The error returned in the result is Not opened
My guess
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Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 2:18 PM
To: Discussions on Metacard
Subject: Re: Win98 Issue - Launch App on Remote Volume
Recently, Alain Farmer wrote:
Our (MC 2.4.2) app is designed to launch a second
app ... works fine and reliably when run locally
On 2/27/04 1:57 PM, Ken Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you tried open process processName for neither instead of
shell(start...)?
That's what I use for launching apps...
Yes, that's the current code I'm using, which returns not opened. I also
tried shell which returns empty as if
At 11:51 AM -0800 2/27/2004, Scott Rossi wrote:
open process path_to_xyz.exe for neither
This works fine and reliably when run locally. When this is run under Win98
from a remote volume, our app runs fine but will not launch the second app.
The error returned in the result is Not opened (now
