said:
>Rexx. (But CRexx.inf wouldn't then have the SysBootDrive() function
>definition.)
That's why I prefer this simple answer. Either I was testing you or I had
a typo.
>If I already have ORex*.dll files, does that mean Object Rexx is
>installed but not active? I know there's some strange thing you have to
No, it's available, but not installed. You need to run switchrx and
reboot to install it.
>do to "switch" between the two, but I don't know what it is and I don't
>know for sure if you can just use the DLLs from Object Rexx without
>actually "switching".
You can't and you don't need to.
>It's a plot, it's a plot.
X-Y or scatter?
>- Perturbed in Paranoiaville
Ah, just another normal OS/2 user.
Steven
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