Tina & Adam Szymczak wrote:
>
> On 02-Nov-99, Michael M. Rye wrote:
> >
> > Ever though of reversing your LIBS: assign so Libs2 is considered first
> > for copying ????
> >
> > Assign LIBS: SYS:Libs2 SYS:Libs
>
> On my system the assign to SYS:Libs is done automatically by the OS. I use a
> program called Assign Manager to handle my assigns. I suppose I could
> remove the LIBS: assign to SYS:Libs before starting Assign Manager and go
> from there.
LIBS:, C:, S: and a bunch of others get assigned by the boot process.
I've reversed all those to move stuff from my too small SYS: partition.
I also reset the paths so that the behaviour is the same from CLI.
But the script should use the LIBS: and not SYS:
>
> That said, it still would be nice to give the user some control in the
> location of files when expert mode is selected at the beginning of a
> script.
I concur: I have several partitions that I may or not mount during any
session. I try to keep libraries for an app on the same partition,
Vapor's script makes that a pain.
Bob Q
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