> > Hope I can get an answer on this issue. > > You can :^) Thanks big nose > Wine looks on the c: driver, in windows/system and/or windows/system32 > > So if you want to use an existing windows partition, you should mount it > (for example on /dos), and then in winecfg define the path of your c: drive > as /dos. When I installed wine, it made a drive_c directory with windows system files in it and mapped that to c:, as you no doubt know. I assumed that the dlls files in drive_c/windows/system32 were the built-in libraries as they were part of wine (wine put them there). So the files stored in the drive_c (in my case anyway) are the "native" libraries. And the "built-in" ones are actually part of the code of wine itself, and not stored in my user directory. I would not have realised this on my own any time soon. Thankyou for your answer. I understand now. Alex _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
