c: or C: in wine

[wimarc]

Hi,
I have a genealogy program running well with wine, there is however one thing that bothers me: the program can create html files, one type being called "C:\windows\temp\aldfaertmp.html" (note only C: is uppercase); the file is however not created, I can not find it anywhere, and my guess is that it be the uppercase C: because it seems that wine ceates a dummy c: with lowercase.
Is it possible to create a dummy C: in wine with uppercase?

[sdousley]

Not sure how Wine stores the data (i think it's in ~/.wine/c_drive) you could try symlinking a folder called C_drive to this, in the same location. something like:

ln -s c_drive C_drive

in the ~/.wine folder should do this, see if that helps.

[KenJackson]

Wine works with either c: or C:, and that makes sense since it is emulating Windows which works with either.

However, you might look in the C: root for a file named windowstempaldfaertmp.html. You often need to use double backslashes because, depending on how you are entering the filename, Bash or Linux may process it first.