RE: Cardisc file format

["John Paradiso" <johnp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Ralph
You are correct, that does work for Win 2000, since Win2K is installed to a
directory called "WINNT". However Win XP gets installed to a directory
called "Windows".  I have yet to get the original disc to run under WinXP, I
believe the updated CarDisc code is required. The sad part is that the
"updated" interface is even worse than the original from a functionality
point of view.

PDF is the only sensible way to go; however, there couldn't possibly be
sufficient economic incentive to do all that work.
Perhaps someone will create a labor of love in Adobe format some day!


John Paradiso
92 Spider Veloce




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-----Original Message-----
From: owner-alfa@domain.elided [mailto:owner-alfa@domain.elided] On Behalf Of
Fetsch, Ralph
Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 8:12 AM
To: Alfa-Digest (E-mail)
Subject: Cardisc file format


I don't believe that WinXP has a folder called "Windows" that the
installation
looks for when installing. Try creating a "Windows" folder and when
installing
and it asked were to put it find the "Window" folder and install it there.
The
try to run it. I did this with Windows 2000 and it worked.

Cordova Ralph
1991 Spider Veloce W/Automatic Transmission
1964 Giulia 1600 Spider
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