Power2000 Source file locations

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Bob, 

Just create 4 assignments.  One for *.qzs, *.qks, *.qts, and USE files. 
When 
creating assignments it will ask you for the path you where you will place
the 
source. 

Mark Stewart 
Consultants Club Corp. 
Windsor, Ontario 
Canada

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Date: 16 Nov 98 10:24:46
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G'day all

It's a bit quiet out there lately.  I realize only a few organisations
have shelled out the grotesque price of Power2000 but I hope most of
them are using it.  It is actually a very useful tool.

My question is: can I use multiple directories for my source code?  I
have put my *.QKS, *.QTS, *.QZS and USE files in separate disk
directories.  I want to import all the code into one project but the
documentation and program messages indicate I have to have all the
source for a project in the same directory.  Is it thus so?  Has anyone
got a work-around?

In case anyone's interested, contrary to the 'operation notes' I get
resource problems when my GDI resources gets below 50%, not 30%.  I am
using a Pentium II 300Mhz PC with 64Mb RAM and have 3.3GB free disk
space.  I normally have to close down ALL other Windows 95/98 apps
except Explorer and the CD player (I must have music) and then run the
Windows Resource meter program before running Power2000.  I am using
Windows98 with a standard colour scheme.

Have a great day everyone.

Blue
PowerHouse consultant
Creative Computing
Rhode Island, USA

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