Austin English wrote:
On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 11:59 AM, yaturner <wineforum-user@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The key that I am actually trying to delete is for a bogus printer that I no longer have on my system but wine keeps trying to use as my only printer. This leads to my next question
where does wineboot restore the settings from?
I have already checked cups and there is no entry for the old printer so I am trying to manually delete it from wine's registry
>From wine.inf. You might try starting with a fresh .wine, if you've
got a lot of cruft, that may be your problem.
Austin and yaturner:
Fresh .wine == rm -rf ~/.wine
However, you just might not want to do this. Backup your current .wine
by using the move (mv) command instead. This allows you to restore the
.wine directory if a fresh .wine does not fix the problem.
code:
mv .wine{,.backup}
restore old .wine
code:
rm -rf .wine
mv .wine.backup .wine
Stop and start wineserver:
wineserver -k
winserver (or) start any Windows program with Wine.
James McKenzie
