wine users - Oct 2005 - how do I (now) specify wine "Path"? And where is --debugmsg ?

Two questions if I may.   I had previously been using wine 20041019.     In 
that wine, the .wine dir had a config file where you could specify
[wine]
...
"Path" = "C:\\Windows;C:\\Windows\\System"

Also with that wine, there was an option on the wine command    --debugmsg

I've upgraded to wine 20050930 and can't find either of these.       My 
specific problem was, I am trying to run quicktax 2003 under wine, and it 
reported this:

XXXX.dll (which is needed by L"C:\...yyyy.dll") not found

for various win/nt dlls.     I eventually discovered that copying them into
~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32
did the trick, but that was by trial and error - I would have preferred to 
copy them into some other dir and specify that.   And I would have liked to 
be able to get the --debugmsg to tell me that with the +dll and +loaddll.

John

Le mercredi 19 octobre 2005 ? 11:35 -0400, John Lumby a ?crit
:
> Two questions if I may.   I had previously been using wine 20041019.     In
> that wine, the .wine dir had a config file where you could specify
> [wine]
> ...
> "Path" = "C:\\Windows;C:\\Windows\\System"
> 
Settings have been moved in the registry. You can change the settings
using winecfg or regedit or a text editor.
> Also with that wine, there was an option on the wine command    --debugmsg
Use WINEDEBUG env var for example:

WINEDEBUG=+dll wine whatever.exe


Regards.
-- 
Jonathan Ernst <Jonathan@ErnstFamily.ch>
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