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By reading messages on this list, I think that I have figured out that in gnome, you should be able to find directories like media/floppy jerry@linux-8ldg:/media> dir total 0 drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 48 2006-08-18 20:18 floppy Since the only sub directory I have in the media directory is floppy, does this mean that I have not configured the computer correctly? I cannot get to the cd drive

One month ago, I reformatted this drive and loaded suse Linux using a dvd created from a file downloaded from Novell. Linux seems to be running fine. But now I need to install a very old windows program. I THINK that I have downloaded, installed, and configured wine correctly. When I click on Applications, System, Terminal, Gnome Terminal and type wine, I get a three line instruction that

after installation and everything is fine, then when I try to turn SC.exe, X crushes, saying something like 3D parameters passed didn't match the hardware or something, please help -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-users/attachments/20060924/c4931591/attachment.htm

Thanks for letting me into the group. There is so much that I don't know about this package that it is embarrassing. Is there an archives or faq section that I can look at before I prove how ignorant I really am? Thanks again. -- Jerry Hnidy Woodhaven, Mi

1. Is ahsetup.exe this program? http://cleansofts.org/download/air-hunter.html 2. Is closeapp.exe this program? http://www.traction-software.co.uk/closeapp/ Because it looks to me like you must have installed closeapp.exe (or perhaps some other program that included it) at some point, and now it's doing exactly what it's designed to do, shut down running Windows processes, in this case

Okay, I found the right ahsetup.exe (Active Home). It's doing the same thing for me: extracting CloseApp.exe (which is the same program I found) to the temp folder, but then shutting down with an error message about being unable to use it. As to why, the answer, IMO, is that this is a very old program (the download site says it works in Windows 3.1), and most programs that old simply

I can't believe that I am the only person this has happened to. I went to the faq page and found a situation that sounded right but I am still doing something wrong. If anybody can tell me how I can make this screen readable, I would be very grateful. I am running wine 1.7 I THINK. It is hard to read any of the info that the program is sending me. The programs that I run in wine seem to