1. ee.ex ??

David
   How come you removed the global constant subEUDIR out of the e.ini
   and hard coded it to look in a directory called \\editor\\ ??
   When you try to change settings there is no directory and there is no
   ini file so the editor does not change its settings. No ini files are
   in the down load and the editor does not create the directory or a
   ee.ini file.
Bernie

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2. Re: ee.ex ??

Bernie Ryan wondered:

> When you try to change settings there is no directory and
> there is no ini file so the editor does not change its settings.

If you don't have an \editor directory, my guess was that you didn't want
the editor to be littering your hard drive with .INI files.

-- David Cuny

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3. Re: ee.ex ??

David
   In the previous version the editor looked in the directory where
   my editor was located automatically now it forces me to place the
   ini files in a directory called editor or I have to edit the ini.e
   The only reason I was letting you know it could confuse someone who
   upgrades.
   There should be EUDIRED & EURDIRHLP enviornment variables.
   Also there should be a note in the Docs to warn everyone about the
   change
Bernie

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4. Re: ee.ex ??

Bernie wrote:

> In the previous version the editor looked in the
> directory where my editor was located automatically
> now it forces me to place the ini files in a directory
> called editor or I have to edit the ini.e ...

Thanks. I'll try to get it taken care of.

-- David Cuny

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