| Subject | Re: dbsewin.ini |
| From | Andy Taylor <andy.taylor.1959@outlook.com> |
| Date | Fri, 03 Apr 2020 05:36:25 -0400 |
| Newsgroups | dbase.getting-started |
stef, Firstly, don't give up. If you persevere you will get a "light-bulb" moment when suddenly the new object models make sense and you wonder why you stayed with the old stuff. Been there... and I love the new way. Secondly, the ini file has been renamed from dbasewin.ini to plus.ini You can find this file under windows 10 in the following folder: C:\Users\InsertYourNameHere\AppData\Local\dBASE\dBASE2019\Bin Note that AppData is a "hidden" folder by default so you may well need to adjust the File Explorer settings in order to see it. Finally, if you build a dbase application "exe" then the exe will generate an ini file of it's own in the folder that contains the exe. Good luck, Andy > I finally gave up running virtualxp modes. Too hard in Windows 10. So now I must finally migrate from Visualdb 5.7 to dBase 2019. I may be too old and tired to pull this off. > > My first problem is how do I replace the old dbasewin.ini from 5.7 in dBase 2019? | |