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I found a partial workaround: since this is an old program, which, as far as I can tell, does not use the registry, I simply copied the directory that contains the program files of that program in wine's program files directory, and also added the fonts it needs in wine's font directory, and voila, ... ... it works... ... almost. The problem is that it expects a CDROM in the drive. I

Thank you. Unfortunately, I bit more than I can swallow. I redirected the output of strace to a file, but it has more than 22k lines. How do I sensibly winnow that down? I have never used strace before and the output is overwhelming. Alternatively/additionally, is there something similar for windows, which I can use to check what happens under windows, with a functioning copy of the program I am

Hi, I am trying to install Davka Judaic Classics IIc, a bookshelf kind of software with Hebrew books. It is a win32 program that was designed for running also on win3.11, hence the installer is, I believe, win16. I have used this software on Win95 and Win98. The program happily runs off emulated cdroms. I have now tried to install this program under wine, but can't even get the installer to

I ran strace without grep, and redirected stderr to a file, so that I can analyze it peacefully and change my mind as many times as I want without needing to run the command again (though that shouldn't be too troublesome, either). command line: strace wine .wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/davkajcl/judclib2.exe &> .wine/judaic_classics.stderr Regarding your suggestion to capture the error

Gert van den Berg wrote: > They may / may not work under Wine Vitamin wrote: > They will not work on Wine. Don't suggest something you do not know. No problem; I had asked about them so I can analyze what the program uses *under* *Windows* (which I also run a a Qemu guest).