On 9/15/2007 7:51:47 PM, Ian Binnie wrote:
>Peter,
>
>I too run multi-boot systems,
>and I have a number of
>applications, vedit included,
>which I share between these.
>
>In general, for applications
>which are not dependent on the
>registry - vedit is one such,
>they can be merely copied.
>
>In fact I put these on a data
>drive d:, and map all systems
>to allocate the same drive
>letter to this.
>
>I assume your systems boot to
>different letters e.g. my
>Win98 is c:, 2K in e:
>
>The easiest way to do handle
>this is to install Vedit using
>the option for a USB key,
>which omits drive letters,
>although you can just edit
>vedit.ini
Thanks Ian,
I shall try it.
I also would like to learn more about
how you
"map all systems to allocate the same drive"
Thanks again,
-peter
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