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Walk Through problem

Roelof
Hello,

I now following the Walk-Trought tutorial.

I have made a hello,img. According to the manual I could run it by
double-click,
But my Windows 7 box I see a message that Windows do no know which
programm to use.

Second problem.,

I try to make it a single package. but for me out of the blue they talk
about this:

Using the tools provided by Windows, make a copy of the executable file
(visual.exe). Then, rename the copy to hello.exe, so that the name
is the same as for the image file. Copy or move both the executable and
the image files in the same directory. It doesn’t matter which directory.
Now simply run the executable

but where is stated how I can make the file visual.exe ?

Roelof

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Re: Walk Through problem

Karsten Kusche
Second problem.,

I try to make it a single package. but for me out of the blue they talk
about this:

Using the tools provided by Windows, make a copy of the executable file
(visual.exe). Then, rename the copy to hello.exe, so that the name
is the same as for the image file. Copy or move both the executable and
the image files in the same directory. It doesn’t matter which directory.
Now simply run the executable

but where is stated how I can make the file visual.exe ?

the visual.exe is in c:\Program files (x86)\Cincom\vw7.10\bin\win. Depending on the VisualWorks version you’ve installed vw7.10 can be different, just pick the one you’re using.

Kind Regards
Karsten

 

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Re: Walk Through problem

Roelof
Karsten Kusche schreef op 8-4-2014 18:35:
Second problem.,

I try to make it a single package. but for me out of the blue they talk
about this:

Using the tools provided by Windows, make a copy of the executable file
(visual.exe). Then, rename the copy to hello.exe, so that the name
is the same as for the image file. Copy or move both the executable and
the image files in the same directory. It doesn’t matter which directory.
Now simply run the executable

but where is stated how I can make the file visual.exe ?

the visual.exe is in c:\Program files (x86)\Cincom\vw7.10\bin\win. Depending on the VisualWorks version you’ve installed vw7.10 can be different, just pick the one you’re using.

Kind Regards
Karsten

 


Thanks,

First part of the tutorial finisched.
Now trying to make the gui example work.

Roelof


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Re: Walk Through problem

Niall Ross
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Dear Roelof,
    if you associate the .im fileType to the

c:\Program files (x86)\Cincom\vw7.10\bin\win\VisualWorks.exe

then when you double-click, e.g. hello.im then it will use the
co-located VisualWorks.ini file to map the image you double-clicked to
the appropriate .exe.  I'm guessing you do not have the .im file-type
mapped (unless what you actually wrote - 'hello,img' - was not a typo
but you actually had file-extension .img instead of .im in which case it
would not be recognised).

          HTH
                Niall Ross

Karsten Kusche wrote:

>>Second problem.,
>>
>>I try to make it a single package. but for me out of the blue they talk  
>>about this:
>>
>>Using the tools provided by Windows, make a copy of the executable file
>>(visual.exe). Then, rename the copy to hello.exe, so that the name
>>is the same as for the image file. Copy or move both the executable and
>>the image files in the same directory. It doesn’t matter which directory.
>>Now simply run the executable
>>
>>but where is stated how I can make the file visual.exe ?
>>    
>>
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>the visual.exe is in c:\Program files (x86)\Cincom\vw7.10\bin\win. Depending on the VisualWorks version you’ve installed vw7.10 can be different, just pick the one you’re using.
>
>Kind Regards
>Karsten
>
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Re: Walk Through problem

Roelof
Niall Ross schreef op 8-4-2014 20:43:

> Dear Roelof,
>    if you associate the .im fileType to the
>
> c:\Program files (x86)\Cincom\vw7.10\bin\win\VisualWorks.exe
>
> then when you double-click, e.g. hello.im then it will use the
> co-located VisualWorks.ini file to map the image you double-clicked to
> the appropriate .exe.  I'm guessing you do not have the .im file-type
> mapped (unless what you actually wrote - 'hello,img' - was not a typo
> but you actually had file-extension .img instead of .im in which case
> it would not be recognised).
>
>          HTH
>                Niall Ross
>

Thanks for the tip.

Roelof

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