Gert van den Berg wrote: > On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 16:38, Ditzian <wineforum-user@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > I am using Wine under PCLinuxOS. Â I installed a program, Logger32, that ran under Wine, but which did not display dates correctly. Â I asked about this and was told to install winetricks and then to run dcom98, which I did. Â Now, it seems that none of my Windows programs runs. Â They show an hourglass in the system tray, then disappear. Â I tried reloading Wine to no avail, and then read that this seldom works. > > > > Is there a way for me to get Wine sorking again? > > > > > You can delete or rename ~/.wine but that will get rid of everything > installed in Wine. > > You might be able to disable the override (AFAIK a environment varable > might be used so you can get into Winecfg) (Not sure which variable > and its value...) > > > > My skills at the LInux command line are meager, but I can follow simple instructions. Â PCLinuxOS is very GUI-oriented. > > > > Jan > Is deleting ~/.wine a sure way to fix things? I am able to reload the programs. One of them has an address database; I believe I backed it up, but I can dig into ~wine for it and save it separately. Jan Jan
