1. bind error?
Why do i get this error window?
usage 1:
bindw.bat [-scramble] [-icon iconfile[.ico]] [filename[.exw]]
usage 2:
shroud.bat [-scramble] [filename[.exw]]
Press Enter to close window ...
The help file says this:
The Bind Command
Synopsis:
bind [-clear] [-list] [filename.ex]
bindu [-clear] [-list] [filename.exu]
bindw [-clear] [-list] [-icon filename.ico] [filename.exw]
and i even tried specifying the complete path to the .exw i wanted bound. I
tried
running bind from that directory too. I have Eu v2.3 complete edition.
Kat
2. Re: bind error?
Kat wrote:
> Why do i get this error window?
>
> usage 1:
> bindw.bat [-scramble] [-icon iconfile[.ico]] [filename[.exw]]
> usage 2:
> shroud.bat [-scramble] [filename[.exw]]
> Press Enter to close window ...
Because you gave bind/bindw incorrect command-line options.
In 2.3, the error message above is incorrect. There is no
"-scramble" option in 2.3 or later. Don't trust the error message.
Trust the bind.htm or bind.doc documentation. This was corrected
in 2.4.
> The help file says this:
> The Bind Command
> Synopsis:
> bind [-clear] [-list] [filename.ex]
> bindu [-clear] [-list] [filename.exu]
> bindw [-clear] [-list] [-icon filename.ico] [filename.exw]
That looks right for 2.3.
2.4 has a couple of additional options.
> and i even tried specifying the complete path to the .exw i wanted bound. I
> tried
> running bind from that directory too. I have Eu v2.3 complete edition.
If you're binding a Windows (.exw) program,
remember to use: bindw
If you're binding using a pathname containing blanks,
use double quotes around the path.
Regards,
Rob Craig
Rapid Deployment Software
http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
3. Re: bind error?
On 13 May 2004, at 19:47, Robert Craig wrote:
<snip>
> If you're binding using a pathname containing blanks,
> use double quotes around the path.
That's what it was. I added quotes, and it ran. The exe runs too. Best part is
it doesn't prohibit access the harddrive or the source files while it's running.
Kat
