Hello. I am a new user of wine. I boot from a linux drive and have a second HD, which can run windows xp, as the secondary master. I eventually got my windows program to run with wine, but the drive/partition that it is on is considered to be drive F: by wine. The program tries to read files from drive C:\xxx and can't find them because that drive is now considered to be "F:". (I think that's why - because that program runs just fine in windows.) Also, I had to copy a .ocx and .dll file from c:\windows\system32\ folder to the folder the program is in, so it will even run. Before I did that, wine would say it can't find the needed files in c:\windows\system32\, even though the files are there. I think it is because wine thinks it is F: drive and not C:. I thought that the config form would let me assign that drive/partition to a particular drive letter, like "C:", but I doubt that now that I've tried to use it. Am I misunderstanding something? Is there a solution? Thanks for any replies.
