Hi all,
I installed the Flying Horse Callbook on my hard drive in a
directory called C:\RAC and have DX4Win set up as follows:
Data Source = Flying Horse CDRom and
Data Directory = c:\rac\
Ted - W8TTS
Sven Arne Astrup wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> Have been using the Flying Horse CD for years without any problems at all.
> This is what I did:
>
> Data Source: Flying Horse CDrom
> Data Directory: D:\
>
> Nothing else needed as far as I can understand.
>
> 73 de Sven LA6KJ
>
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> Sendt: 17. april 2002 01:42
> Emne: [Dx4win] flying horse cd
>
> > hi to all. the name is phil and i am new to dx4win ( ver 503 ) so forgive me
> > if i ask a dumb question. i am running the "ME" program with lots of ram and
> > pent. 4. i have the flying horse cd in the cd drive. i have the
> > preference/ext data up and have the following . in the data source i put the
> > flying horse cdrom, in the data directory i have d:\flying horse cdrom,
> > under
> > that in the executable program i also have the flying horse cdrom, and have
> > the enabled box checked.now with all that done i cannot get the flying horse
> > cd to do anything .maybe i am expecting to much. how does the flying horse
> > cd
> > work with dx4win? please send your replys to me and not the net .thanks guys
> > for any help. phil w3gt
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