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Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2000 06:23:53 GMT
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Impseth wrote:

> Hi, this really isn't a technical problem but, I'm trying to get RHIDE
> to compile to a certain directory.  I've the .o and .cpp files
> compiling to the right dir. but the .exe files keep going to the \bin
> dir. I'm wondering how I can change that. ThanksL8tr :)

STOP USING HTML!!!!!!!!!!!
But that isn't related to the problem...
run rhide from the directory that you want the files to go, and not just
by changing the working directory,
open a dos prompt in windows, with all your enviroment varibles set, go
into the target directory, and run
rhide from there


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