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From: billh <sequitur@sonic.net>
Subject: create file: how come some programs can and some can't?
Date: Tue, 06 Jan 2004 22:43:08 -0800
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Hello dosemu!

I am trying to figure out why some of my software can create new files
and some can't.

For example, if I launch DOS EDIT and type in some text, I have no 
problem saving that text to a new disk file.

But if I launch PDC Prolog in the very same directory, type some text 
into its text editor and then try to save it to a not-yet-existing disk 
file, I get a message saying "File Not Found", followed by whatever file 
name I gave it. If the file already exists, there is no problem.

Cam anyone help me get this problem sorted put?

I am running dosemu-1.1.99.1 on gentoo linux 2.4.20.

I haven't logged very many hours in dosemu, so even the smallest clue
will be greatky appreciated. :)

Thank you.

Bill