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Compiled EXE Behavior on a Floppy Disk

Keywords: 	   floppy drive

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Question:

I created a large compiled WB EXE, and placed it on a floppy. The Winbatch DLL is getting written to the Windows subdirectory. Is that how it's supposed to work?

Answer:

A large compiled WB EXE placed on a floppy will write out its WB DLL in the Windows subdirectory (apparently this is documented in the Winbatch.HLP file). This is its default behavior when an EXE finds itself on a floppy drive.

For the DLL to reside on the floppy with the EXE, you need to compile a small EXE and then copy the DLL to the floppy manually.

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Article ID:   W14152

Filename:   Compiled EXEs on a Floppy Disk.txt

File Created: 1999:06:09:14:37:44

Last Updated: 1999:06:09:14:37:44