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stahta01:
What exactly are you typing in that causes the access error?

Note: cd <WX>\build\msw is not valid command the <WX> is supposed to be replaced by your wxWidgets folder.

My wxWidgets folder is C:\wx\inno\wxWidgets-2.6\wxWidgets-2.6.3p2.

So, I would do the command below in the CMD box.


--- Code: ---cd C:\wx\inno\wxWidgets-2.6\wxWidgets-2.6.3p2\build\msw

--- End code ---

Tim S

DarkDepths:
Im just trying to get to the directory. So first I switch to the D drive. Then I type

cd <WX>\build\msw

It happens if I try

cd <MGW>\bin

too. BTW, MGW is MinGW.

stahta01:

--- Quote from: DarkDepths on March 05, 2007, 03:53:19 am ---Im just trying to get to the directory. So first I switch to the D drive. Then I type

cd <WX>\build\msw

It happens if I try

cd <MGW>\bin

too. BTW, MGW is MinGW.

--- End quote ---

The characters < and > are special characters and will cause major issues in path names.

Tim S 

DarkDepths:
Hey, I got me some access, thank-you so much!

But, apparently wxWidgets didn't build for some reason...

But don't fret about it. I think I will just go the hard way for now, win32 api here I come... or maybe smartwin.

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