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‎Mar 05, 2013
12:22 PM
Setting installation directory for test of InstallAnywhere product
My desktop computer support person recommends that I try to use the E: drive on my computer, as the C: drive sometimes behaves strangely.
Consequently, I installed a test download of InstallAnywhere on my E: drive. However, once I start the program, the E: drive is not visible in dialogs within the program.
How can I get InstallAnywhere to recognize my E: drive?
--JavaBob
Consequently, I installed a test download of InstallAnywhere on my E: drive. However, once I start the program, the E: drive is not visible in dialogs within the program.
How can I get InstallAnywhere to recognize my E: drive?
--JavaBob
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‎Mar 05, 2013
10:35 PM
Hi,
In which dialog are you facing this issue? The drive where you install IA shouldn't cause any problems. I've tried installing in E:\ and the drive is being detected by IA.
Thanks,
Ramya
In which dialog are you facing this issue? The drive where you install IA shouldn't cause any problems. I've tried installing in E:\ and the drive is being detected by IA.
Thanks,
Ramya
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‎Mar 06, 2013
10:29 AM
For starters, I do not see the E: drive in the New Project dialog, when I select "Create New Project", "Basic Project template" and press "Save as" to bring up a "Save new project as..." dialog.
Also, the "Other template" button presents a dialog that also shows only the C: drive.
--JavaBob
Also, the "Other template" button presents a dialog that also shows only the C: drive.
--JavaBob
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‎Mar 07, 2013
01:03 AM
Hi,
I tried multiple times, but I'm unable to reproduce this. If you're still facing this problem, you can always type E:\ in the textbox and it will list the contents.
Thanks,
Ramya
I tried multiple times, but I'm unable to reproduce this. If you're still facing this problem, you can always type E:\ in the textbox and it will list the contents.
Thanks,
Ramya
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