> Hi Valery, > > This doesn't help. Win95/98 doesn't recognize long names in *.bat files. > Before I wrote my message I tried > > PATH = C:\Progra~1\ROOT; %PATH% > set ROOTSYS = C:\Program Files\ROOT > in the autoexec.bat with no success. Did you make sure the ROOTSYS was set really ? Very often it has nothing to do with long/short names rather with lack of the memory to hold the env. variables (see my previous message on remedy. I agree the quotation of PATH helps as well. > I did not try root.bat solution but I am sceptical about it because of the same reason. I think it would take you about 1 min to make sure whether it works. Myself first did try that. Regards, Valeri > Regards, > Anton > > ====================== > > I think the compromise solution for Win9x would be > > PATH = C:\Progra~1\ROOT; %PATH% > set ROOTSYS = C:\Program Files\ROOT > > This is what InstallShield can provide. > > Another compromise solution is to use the root.bat file to star root rather > roo > t.exe > That root.bat may look as follows: > > root.bat: > > set rootsys=c:\Program file\root > path=c:\progra~1\root;%path% > command /k root_exe.exe %1 %2 %3 %4 %6 %7 %8 %9 > > http://www.smartquant.com > > > >
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