1. Eu Setup Request
Hello everybody,
This would be to whoever is writing e30setup.exe..
What is desperately needed in the Message Box that says 'The file [your
drive here]/EUPHORIA/whateverFile.fileExt already exits. Overwrite it? [Yes][No]'
is that it be changed to '[Yes][No][Yes to All][No to All][Cancel Setup].
Otherwise it takes a million clicks to set it up if you setup before.
Also it says if you had a previous intall it will create a new folder called
'Euphoria Backup'. I don't see that happening in WIN2000 or WinXP.
Otherwise the Environmental Varibles seem to be fine.
Don Cole
2. Re: Eu Setup Request
don cole wrote:
> This would be to whoever is writing e30setup.exe..
>
> What is desperately needed in the Message Box that says 'The file [your
> drive here]/EUPHORIA/whateverFile.fileExt already exits. Overwrite it?
> [Yes][No]'
> is that it be changed to '[Yes][No][Yes to All][No to All][Cancel Setup].
> Otherwise
> it takes a million clicks to set it up if you setup before.
Yes, I've noticed that, when you are upgrading for a second time
and already have a euphoria\backup subdirectory.
I'm using a tool called INNO, that provides an easy to use
framework for installing a program. Unfortunately, that
means I don't have full control over those things.
Personally, I always rename my current Euphoria directory
before running the install program, rather than having it
make a euphoria\backup subdirectory.
> Also it says if you had a previous intall it will create a new folder called
> 'Euphoria Backup'. I don't see that happening in WIN2000 or WinXP.
> Otherwise the Environmental Varibles seem to be fine.
It's supposed to create a "backup" subdirectory within
your Euphoria directory.
Regards,
Rob Craig
Rapid Deployment Software
http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
3. Re: Eu Setup Request
Robert Craig wrote:
>
> don cole wrote:
> > This would be to whoever is writing e30setup.exe..
> >
> > What is desperately needed in the Message Box that says 'The file [your
> > drive here]/EUPHORIA/whateverFile.fileExt already exits. Overwrite it?
> > [Yes][No]'
> > is that it be changed to '[Yes][No][Yes to All][No to All][Cancel Setup].
> > Otherwise
> > it takes a million clicks to set it up if you setup before.
>
> Yes, I've noticed that, when you are upgrading for a second time
> and already have a euphoria\backup subdirectory.
>
> I'm using a tool called INNO, that provides an easy to use
> framework for installing a program. Unfortunately, that
> means I don't have full control over those things.
>
> Personally, I always rename my current Euphoria directory
> before running the install program, rather than having it
> make a euphoria\backup subdirectory.
>
> > Also it says if you had a previous intall it will create a new folder called
> > 'Euphoria Backup'. I don't see that happening in WIN2000 or WinXP.
> > Otherwise the Environmental Varibles seem to be fine.
>
> It's supposed to create a "backup" subdirectory within
> your Euphoria directory.
>
> Regards,
> Rob Craig
> Rapid Deployment Software
> <a href="http://www.RapidEuphoria.com">http://www.RapidEuphoria.com</a>
Hello Rob,
And thank you for your response. What I doing is transfering all my data
from a 500 Mhz box to a 1 Gig box. No you can't just switch drives. What I did
was network everything over (including the Euphoria folder). Also I thought this
would be a good time to upgrade from 2.5 to 3.0. Being a little bit experienced
I renamed my old Euphoria folder then intalled the new eu folder. Next I copied
(with Windows) the new 3.0 folder into the old 2.5 folder. When asked I if
I wanted to replace (files such as bin.doc) I clicked [Yes to all] then I
renamed the old folder back Euphoria. Now I have all my old stuff with the
updates replacing the pertinent files. Everything seems to be working fine (up to
now, knock on wood).
Don Cole
