wine users - Oct 2004 - (Newbie query) - Directing error messages to a text file

>   When I'm running an app using Wine,  I get a few warnings and error
> messages.  I'd like to be able to redirect these to a file (for two
reasons)
wine nameofprog.exe >& debug.log


On Sun, 24 Oct 2004 12:46:55 -0400, Andy Elvey
<andy.elvey@paradise.net.nz> wrote:
> Hi all -
>   I'm a first-timer on this list.  Just downloaded and installed the
latest
> version (20041019) - works very well - very many thanks to the devs!
>   When I'm running an app using Wine,  I get a few warnings and error
> messages.  I'd like to be able to redirect these to a file (for two
reasons)
> 
>  a) I'd rather they went to a file instead of the screen ( if I know an
app
> works in Wine, the messages are a little less relevant )
> b) In order to help with testing, it's easier to be able to send a file
with
> the messages in it (or at least, be able to "cut and paste' the
messages into
> an email).
>   So, when I run an app (using the command "wine myapp.exe"),  is
it possible
> to redirect the warnings and error messages to a file, and if so - how?
>   Many thanks in advance!
>  - Andy
> 
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James Hawkins

Hi all - 
  I'm a first-timer on this list.  Just downloaded and installed the latest 
version (20041019) - works very well - very many thanks to the devs! 
  When I'm running an app using Wine,  I get a few warnings and error 
messages.  I'd like to be able to redirect these to a file (for two reasons)

 a) I'd rather they went to a file instead of the screen ( if I know an app 
works in Wine, the messages are a little less relevant )
b) In order to help with testing, it's easier to be able to send a file with
the messages in it (or at least, be able to "cut and paste' the
messages into
an email). 
  So, when I run an app (using the command "wine myapp.exe"),  is it
possible
to redirect the warnings and error messages to a file, and if so - how?  
  Many thanks in advance!  
 - Andy

On Monday 25 October 2004 08:03 am, Andy Elvey wrote:
>     This is a good list, with very helpful and prompt replies!  :-)
>   Thanks again - bye for now -
>  - Andy
Yes sometimes it is.  But I never got a reply about changing the default mouse 
pointer in wine apps.  It would be nice if someone here knew how to use a 
Linux default mouse pointer instead of that ugly white default pointer.

- Chris