I use yarn from both Windows NT and OS/2 sharing the database between
the two versions. This necessitates using different locations for
the program files themselves. However when I run the script which
collects the soup packets and does the import into the database, I
keep getting the error message:
import: error running %d\filter1 %f
Since my executables can't be in the same place as the yarn database,
I need to know where the %d variable comes from and if there's a way
to manipulate it.
Am I correct in assuming that the YARN variable must point to the
database files and not the program files?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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| David S. Feinstein | "The trouble with normal, is it always |
| <dfei@rogers.wave.ca> | gets worse." - Bruce Cockburn |
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