The config file itself is a patch to the Wine registry. All oyu have to
do is find out what path the entries are relative to (I forgot), and
merge the changes accordingly.
For example, if the registry base path for the config is
HKLM\\Software\\Wine\\Config, and you want to merge a change in section
WineSettings\\Version, the registry path would be
HKLM\\Software\\Wine\\Config\\WineSettings\\Version.
John Drescher wrote:
On 7/21/06, Ruben Lopez <rl501@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am using Wine 0.9.15 to run a newsreader called Xnews. I have found
several sites with Wine configurations for Xnews, but all of the sites
I've found refer to modifying the "$HOME/.wine/config" file.
These are old instructions, any version of wine in the last year or
more (version 0.9.X) does not use the config file.
The version
of Wine I am using doesn't use a config file - it uses system.reg and
user.reg. Can I use the modifications from the older config files to
make changes to the *.reg files and if so, how?
I am not sure about this one.
And which file
(system.reg or user.reg) do I change? Thanks.
Both, but you normally do this via winecfg which is a gui application
that does the changes for you.
John
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