Re: glitch putting Xywrite on Windows XP

[Lynn Brenner lynn.brenner.nyc@xxxxxxxx]

Idiotic of me not to realize I can do it in Xywrite! Of course that's what I'll do: create and save the file in e:\xy.

May I call it anything provided it ends in .bat -- e.g., Solution.bat?

Lynn


On Tue, Aug 2, 2011 at 10:00 PM, Carl Distefano mailto:cld@xxxxxxxx wrote:



Reply to note from Lynn Brenner mailto:lynn.brenner.nyc@xxxxxxxx Tue, 2

Aug 2011 18:38:18 -0400



> Should I write this file at the Dos prompt? Alternatively, can

> I write it in Windows Notebook -- and if so, where do I save

> it?



The DOS prompt is fine. (I assume you're familiar with the COPY CON

command.) It's easier to use a text editor, though -- XyWrite, to

pull an example out of the air.



Save the file in any directory you choose (for example, your \XY

directory).



I don't know what three dots in the Path means. One dot and two dots

are used to indicate relative paths (".\" refers to the current

directory, and "..\" to the directory immediately above the current

directory). I'm guessing that "..." is just a placeholder, and can

safely be omitted.



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Carl Distefano

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