Patricia said: That's
assuming
(remember
Flash's
warning
about
that)
that
we
all
run
Xy
from
C:
I
don't.
I'll
swear
Robert
doesn't;
I
very
much
doubt
that
Carl
or
Jordan
does.
You're right, of course. My answer assumes the C: setup. A better way of saying what I was trying to say would be: whatever drive you choose to mount, you have to adjust your startup files accordingly.
Which reminds me - I installed Signature from the disks I got from Lisa, and I discovered something interesting. BTW, Luddite that I am, I installed it to the default, C:\Sig1D. Lo and behold, when I double-clicked on a copy of editor.exe all by itself in a folder buried several levels below my My Documents folder, it found and used the Sig1D startup instead of the XY4 files. When I changed the name of the Signature folder to something different, it found the XY4 folder. I guess they didn't bother (or chose not to) change that part of the programming when they got the program back from IBM.