| From: | Neil Bothwick |
| Date: | 2 May 2000 at 23:10:14 |
| Subject: | Re: I wanna destroy (was Re: Dev Box) |
Bart King said,
> Alan Buxey <alanb@ftfir.mols.sussex.ac.uk> wrote:
>> HappyEnv to the rescue! - everyone should be running this program
> Assign ENV: ENVARC:
> Never gave me any problems. Workbench's preferences programs used to write
> the settings twice (ENV: and ENVARC: were the same) but nothing else
> screwed up.
So what happens when you want to try out a Prefs setting without saving
it? Use saves, any change is permanent. If you want to keep ENV: on HD,
use HDEnv. I used this for several years, until I discovered HappyENV.
HDEnv keeps a separate Env directory on your hard drive, but instead of
copying everything at boot time, it only copies updated files and
deletes temporary one.
> So, why not do that instead of using a useless tool? ;)
So you consider the option of trying out a setting without making it
permanent useless? Want to buy a Mac? :)
Neil
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