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   From: jaynews@ntlworld.com   
      
   Hi Richard,   
      
   "Richard Bonner"  wrote in message   
   news:en0o12$oj0$4@Kil-nws-1.UCIS.Dal.Ca...   
   > Jason Burgon wrote:   
      
   > > That sounds to me more like you've download my "Graphic Vision" Pascal   
   > > development package (gvjgb221.zip)? The GVFM distro doesn't have an   
   > > installer or a default directory.   
   >   
   > > Can we first establish exactly which download didn't work?   
      
   > ***   DOH! Yes, that is the .zip file I have. Which should I have   
   > downloaded?   
      
   gvfm.zip - it's in the fourth section on the page under the title "File   
   Manager" ;-)   
      
   >    That aside, should not gvjgb221.zip have been able to install anyway?   
      
   Yes of course. Most of the folders you specify in the "Install" dialog box   
   will be created if they don't exist. There are some where this wouldn't make   
   any sense though - the "executuble utilities" directory is one, since the   
   files installed to this folder should be in your PATH.   
      
   I don't know what O/S you're using, but I don't recommend running the   
   installer (or any other GV application, including GVFM.EXE) in a Windows   
   2000/XP command prompt. A Win9x/ME DOS box or plain old DOS 3.3+ (any   
   flavour) should be absolutely fine.   
      
   > It loaded a graphic screen on which one of the menu items was "Install".   
   > That was what I selected.   
      
   Yes, that's correct. Do you know which directory it was complaining about?   
      
   --   
   Jay   
      
   Jason Burgon - author of Graphic Vision   
   http://homepage.ntlworld.com/gvision   
      
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