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From: Will Atkin <william_atkin@hotmail.com>
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Subject: Re: downloading to yaroze
Date: Sun, 03 May 1998 23:30:47 -0400
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Matthew Hulett wrote:
> 
>    No questions are silly, I am getting to the point where I will be
> asking plenty! Welcome to the program.
> 

Sounds Good, how long have you been a member?

    Well, Mario is quite correct when he says you can put your stuff
> in any directory you want. But, I am not sure if you are refering to
> the files you take off the development disc, stuff you download,
> etc... When setting up your PC to work with the yaroze, it makes life
> infinitely easier to copy the folders off the silver development disc
> onto your C: partition directly. If you look up above at HELP!!!, by
> tsanjose, I was confused about the fact he was trying to boot a gold
> debug disc with the yaroze, so I gave a long-winded explanation of how
> to get started.

For starters lets just try doing the beginning tuts off of the CD-Rom
from Directory

PSX
	Quick

I put the PSX folder in the root C: directory like everyone advised but
when I run makefile on them to compile them it comes up with a weird
error.  Also tried compiling them trough Borland 3.1 and there were
multiple errors in the compliation.  Can anyone advise?

>    As for programs you download, or even the programs you get off the
> software development disc, you can organize them anyway you want.
> You will be working from a DOS prompt, setting the path, then
> executing Siocons from that folder, so the only thing to keep in mind
> is simplicity of remembering and entering your paths.

Okay this need some more explaining...  What do you mean set up the
setting the path from dos? And should I be running djsetup beforehand.


Basically I am a DOS dunce, I've been around MACS and Windows way too
long, If anyone out there has tried Codewarrior, does it alleviate the
necessity to work in DOS or what?


Hey Guys Thanks for all your help, I'll be seeing alot of you believe
me,  Hey anyone here from Vermont?  It'd be great to get in touch with
you and make some games.
Beans signin off