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vrf Default directory

Question asked by aufenanger on Dec 1, 1999

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Hi Michael,

try to set the working directory in your VEE-call to D drive.

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-----Original Message-----
From:      owner-vrf@hplvlrx.lvld.hp.com [mailto:owner-vrf@hplvlrx.lvld.hp.com]
On Behalf Of Michael Clavien
Sent:     Wednesday, December 01, 1999 7:23 AM
To:     HP
Subject:     vrf Default directory

Hi all,
My computer has decided that everytime I want to open a vee file it
default to the desktop, instead of Vee directory in D drive. I do not
know how to reset it,
Any help

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Michael Clavien

INDCONTROL Pty Ltd < POWER ELECTRONICS and CONTROLS >
           294 Norton St Leichhardt 2040 Australia

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VRFuser Dec 1, 1999 1:23 AM

Hi all,
My computer has decided that everytime I want to open a vee file it
default to the desktop, instead of Vee directory in D drive. I do not
know how to reset it,
Any help

--
Regards

Michael Clavien

INDCONTROL Pty Ltd < POWER ELECTRONICS and CONTROLS >
294 Norton St Leichhardt 2040 Australia

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VRFuser Dec 1, 1999 5:28 AM

This depends on how you open it. If you open it by opening a particular file
that is located on your desktop, whose extension .vee is associated with the
vee executable. Then when you click the Open tab VEE uses the Working
directory, or the directory of the file you opened.

If you open it be running the Vee.exe in the installDir or a shortcut to it,
then it uses the UserDir defined in the registry at installation. To verify
the Path Open regedit and go to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareHewlett-PackardVEE5.0UserDir
and check the value.

David Paslay - Engineer
mailto:dpaslay@coinco.com
web http://www.coinco.com
Coin Acceptors Inc.
300 Hunter Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63124

-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Clavien [mailto:mclavien@comcen.com.au]
Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 1999 12:23 AM
To: HP
Subject: vrf Default directory

Hi all,
My computer has decided that everytime I want to open a vee file it
default to the desktop, instead of Vee directory in D drive. I do not
know how to reset it,
Any help

--
Regards

Michael Clavien

INDCONTROL Pty Ltd < POWER ELECTRONICS and CONTROLS >
294 Norton St Leichhardt 2040 Australia

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to "vrf-request@lvld.hp.com".
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VRFuser Dec 1, 1999 1:23 AM
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Hi all,
My computer has decided that everytime I want to open a vee file it
default to the desktop, instead of Vee directory in D drive. I do not
know how to reset it,
Any help

--
Regards

Michael Clavien

INDCONTROL Pty Ltd < POWER ELECTRONICS and CONTROLS >
294 Norton St Leichhardt 2040 Australia

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this maillist, just email to "vrf@lvld.hp.com". Subscriptions and
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If you need details, just send a message containing the text "help"
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VRFuser Dec 1, 1999 5:28 AM
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This depends on how you open it. If you open it by opening a particular file
that is located on your desktop, whose extension .vee is associated with the
vee executable. Then when you click the Open tab VEE uses the Working
directory, or the directory of the file you opened.

If you open it be running the Vee.exe in the installDir or a shortcut to it,
then it uses the UserDir defined in the registry at installation. To verify
the Path Open regedit and go to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareHewlett-PackardVEE5.0UserDir
and check the value.

David Paslay - Engineer
mailto:dpaslay@coinco.com
web http://www.coinco.com
Coin Acceptors Inc.
300 Hunter Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63124

-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Clavien [mailto:mclavien@comcen.com.au]
Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 1999 12:23 AM
To: HP
Subject: vrf Default directory

Hi all,
My computer has decided that everytime I want to open a vee file it
default to the desktop, instead of Vee directory in D drive. I do not
know how to reset it,
Any help

--
Regards

Michael Clavien

INDCONTROL Pty Ltd < POWER ELECTRONICS and CONTROLS >
294 Norton St Leichhardt 2040 Australia

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to "vrf-request@lvld.hp.com".
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