Lorin Lund wrote: > I was quite embarrassed in my first attempt when users reported an > error. I have a startup.ijs file > where I define 'exit' and 'echo' which I used in my program. Even > though I tested from a separate > directory (I made a complete copy of c:\j601 tree and then cut out > things I thought not needed) > it still picked up the startup file from the c:\j601 tree when I did my > test runs of the install package.
I don't recommend this method, but in any case, your statement seems wrong. If you install J in c:\j601, and then copy it to another directory and run J from this second directory, the startup file it looks for will be in the second directory. J has no way of knowing that if the startup file is not in the second directory, it should go back and look for it in the first. Most likely you copied the startup file from the first directory to the second. If not, then perhaps you are using a custom profile file that explicitly refers to c:\j601. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
