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Dravor
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Default Locations of files for packages

I have a pretty basic question. All of the cab's I've turned into packages for a kitchen, should all of the files be simply dumped into /windows? It just seems like it would turn it into a major cluster..... If I'm correct we just use initflashfiles.txt to tell the Kitchen where to put the files?

Such as:

Directory("\HTCHome"):-File("HH_WEATHER_19small.png","HH_WEATHER_19small. png")

Would that be correct?

Then to call a program, put a copy of the lnk pointing to the executeable in Games, Windows, Programs, or whereever we want it?

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I have a pretty basic question. All of the cab's I've turned into packages for a kitchen, should all of the files be simply dumped into /windows? It just seems like it would turn it into a major cluster..... If I'm correct we just use initflashfiles.txt to tell the Kitchen where to put the files?

Such as:

Directory("\HTCHome"):-File("HH_WEATHER_19small.png","HH_WEATHER_19small. png")

Would that be correct?

Then to call a program, put a copy of the lnk pointing to the executeable in Games, Windows, Programs, or whereever we want it?

Thanks,
Dravor
i believe initflashfiles just copies, so windows would be as clutterred either way. i prefer to make the application look to /windows rather than another folder, then only 1 copy of the files is needed.

hopefully someone here can correct me if im wrong..
 
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i believe initflashfiles just copies, so windows would be as clutterred either way. i prefer to make the application look to /windows rather than another folder, then only 1 copy of the files is needed.

hopefully someone here can correct me if im wrong..
Ok that's fine. At least that makes sense, and backs up what I've seen working with initflashfiles. I'm somewhat suprised Microsoft has not put out a workaround for this.

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