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This is from a thread on allegro.cc, maybe this info should be added to
readme.mgw (which should still be readmgw.txt):
Bob posted 04-22-2001 02:40 PM CST (US)
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In WinME, anything you put in autoexec.bat is ignored. You need to set up
your path in some other batch file which is in the windows directory
somewhere (sorry, I don't use WinME, so I can't look).
FTSF posted 04-22-2001 03:28 PM CST (US)
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in winME you place the enivronment variable in the windows registry. you do
this by clicking "start" -> "programs" -> "accessories" -> "system tools" ->
"system information" -> "tools" -> "system configuration utility" ->
"environment" tab -> then add in each of the new environment variable which
would normally be in the autoexec.bat
koston posted 04-22-2001 03:50 PM CST (US)
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Yes! Thats how I fixed it. Or you just do start-run->msconfig->environment
Also, you get the command prompt by Start->run->COMMAND
As an aside, why do the examples have #include "allegro.h" instead of
#include <allegro.h> ? Also there seems to be a lot of DOS comments that
don't apply to other platforms...