said:
>If I tell eCS 2.0beta to install 4OS/2, I can open the drive object
>where it was installed and run 4OS/2.EXE from its object.
This is a program file object, not a program object and this might be part
of your problem.
>I can also
>copy this object to eCenter and run 4OS/2.
Copy? You can't copy objects to the eCenter. You can only create
shadows. However, I'm saying this so you understand what you have really
done.
>But, mirabile dictu, if I use
>the program template from the Templates file to create an apparently
>identical 4OS/2.EXE object,
Well, it's not really the same thing as your program file object. You are
creating a program (reference) object which can have different
characteristics. Check the session properties noteboot page. Make sure
you are running a windowed session. I've seen cases where none of the
radio buttons gets selected and this can cause problems.
Steven
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