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You normally have to set wine up once it's installed. Open a terminal window and type
winesetuptk
See what that does. IF that doesn't work go to frankscorner and look ...
- 01-11-2004 #11Linux Engineer
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You normally have to set wine up once it's installed. Open a terminal window and type
winesetuptk
See what that does. IF that doesn't work go to frankscorner and look at the way he suggests setting wine up.
- 01-11-2004 #12Just Joined!
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Ok, I solved this problem. I installed wine, from a tarball. Now, I have another problem(
), wine emulates windows 95, and Dreamweaver can't be installed in Win95, do you know how I can do the Win95, WinXP or 98?
This is the message -> "freehand wont run in win95"
Thanks again.
- 01-11-2004 #13Linux Engineer
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In winex you have "-winver win98"
I'm not shure about wine, but its worth a shot
- 03-31-2004 #14Just Joined!
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I just ran across this thread in my search for Dreamweaver 4 emulations. Has anyone ran CrossOffice successfully? It looks like something that would really be useful to me if it works.
It would enable me to migrate to Linux faster.
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