"ben@Hal:~$ wine cfg
wine: cannot find L"C:\\windows\\system32\\cfg.exe""
I believe this is because I created a wine prefix other than the default as shown above. Is there a way to tell wine about this so that this won't happen or is there another solution? Thanks
how to resolve "cannot find L"C:\\windows\\system32\\cfg.exe
Re: how to resolve "cannot find L"C:\\windows\\system32\\cfg
The command is winecfg, not wine cfg.
To use a wineprefix other than the default, you have to specify it in the command line, the same way I showed you in your other thread. Assuming you're using the office2007 wineprefix, the command to run winecfg for that wineprefix would be:
To use a wineprefix other than the default, you have to specify it in the command line, the same way I showed you in your other thread. Assuming you're using the office2007 wineprefix, the command to run winecfg for that wineprefix would be:
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WINEPREFIX=$HOME/office2007 winecfg
Re: how to resolve "cannot find L"C:\\windows\\system32\\cfg
thanks. winecfg workeddimesio wrote:The command is winecfg, not wine cfg.
To use a wineprefix other than the default, you have to specify it in the command line, the same way I showed you in your other thread. Assuming you're using the office2007 wineprefix, the command to run winecfg for that wineprefix would be:Code: Select all
WINEPREFIX=$HOME/office2007 winecfg