Error: Cannot find file 'filename'...(due to path not referenced).
Error:
Cannot find file 'filename' (or one of its components). Check to ensure the path and filename are correct and that all required libraries are available.
Cause:
A DOS-based application was started by entering 'START' at the command prompt, followed by the executable filename. Windows 95 first searches for the program executable file in the current directory, then in any directories on the path statement, and finally in the Registry. Windows is unable to find the file because the program directory is not referred to in any of these.
Solution:
Change to the directory containing the program and enter the executable filename.
Do one of the following:
1) From the DOS prompt:
a) Type CD\ and press ENTER to change to the root directory.
b) Type CD\<directory name> and press ENTER to change to the directory containing the application.
c) Type the executable filename from this directory.
2) From the 'Start' menu:
a) Select 'Run...'.
b) Type the path and executable filename of the program.
EXAMPLE: C:\<path>\APP.EXE
(where <path> is the name of the folder containing the executable).
c) Click 'OK'.
