Hi Randall and all the people that have answered.<br>
Well definitely i have to configure wine through the register.<br>
Now my problem is what values i have to use to configure the different keys, there isn't help about it.<br>
What i'm looking for is a doc that explains the same things that one
could do with the old config file but now using register keys.<br>
How can i configure the drives in wine, i have seen thtat create a
drives directory, i only need to mount, or to point a location that
mounts, my windows drives?<br>
It is recommended to use the windows redistry instead of the wine registry, how can i do it?<br>
the dlls i refered before aren't in c:\windows\system, they are in the
application directory so i have to say to wine to looks in it too i
think.<br>
And the last, how i can configure the "emulated system enviroment
variables", i use some environment variables in windows, so i want to
get them in my emulated wine session too.<br>
Thanks<br>
<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">On 9/28/05, <b class="gmail_sendername">Randall Walls</b> <<a href="mailto:rwalls@gwi.net">rwalls@gwi.net</a>> wrote:</span><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">
Just to expand on what others have wrote.<br><br>The wine config file, unless I am mistaken, is now totally defunct. Even<br>if you create one I don't believe that wine is even reading from it<br>anymore. Yes, the winecfg utility does edit the sudo windows registry
<br>that wine creates, but this is no more dangerous than any of the native<br>windows configuration utilities. Almost all config info in a true<br>windows install is stored in the reg anyway. Manually editing the<br>registry is still not suggested, although
regedit.exe can run under wine<br>and will allow you to edit the wine registry.<br><br>As for network support, wine fully supports the TCP/IP protocol, and<br>most apps that need it can use it under wine, provided wine supports the
<br>app in question.<br><br>As for apps that include their own dlls, yes, wine can use these, for<br>the most part. The application most likely installs the dll(s) into<br>c:/windows/system.<br><br>Welcome to the wine community.
<br><br>Randall Walls<br><br>Pablo Gim�nez wrote:<br><br>> Hi all, i'm a new user of wine and i have some doubts.<br>> First i'm using wine with gentoo.<br>> I read in the wine web some info about the config file that wine uses,
<br>> but in the gentoo ebuild no sample file is installed, or i haven't<br>> found it.<br>> Even more it seems that the winecfg application is used to configure<br>> wine, but it seems to not be finished and uses the registry files in
<br>> ~/.wine to store the configuration settings, it's a pain to touch any<br>> registry file, is there any way to use the config file that is<br>> described in the docs?<br>> Where can i get a sample file ?<br>
> I need wine to run a windows application that use tcp/ip, is the<br>> network layer implemented in wine, so this emulated application can<br>> connect with for example another linu native application that use<br>
> tcp/ip too?<br>> Another doubt, if my windows application uses their own dll, appart<br>> from the standar windows dll, there is a way to ensure that the<br>> application can found this dlls?<br>><br>> Thanks
<br>><br>> --<br>><br>> Un saludo<br>> Best Regards<br>> Pablo Gim�nez<br>><br>>------------------------------------------------------------------------<br>><br>>_______________________________________________
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