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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Dark Edit issues

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timax
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Posted: 26th Jan 2005 03:24
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Hey all brand new to coding and I am following Binary Moon Tutorials, but I cant seem to use Dark Edit to veiw the programs. After I insert code and click f5 I get- Cannot creat c:\My documents\DARKEDIT.TMP.

Any ideas?
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heartbone
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Posted: 26th Jan 2005 10:06
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Do you have a c:\My Documents folder?

Peace, the anti-Bush.
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hyrichter
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Posted: 26th Jan 2005 11:53
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Did you set up the paths in DarkEDIT to the DB folder?


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timax
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@ heartbone Yes I do.

@ Hyrichter No I did not-Could you explain?
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Mason
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Posted: 26th Jan 2005 15:04
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I used to have this error a lot. It's usually because you haven't saved the file that your currently working on. When Dark Edit Compiles, it always makes a .tmp of your current project. Once you save your project, it should work fine.

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hyrichter
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Posted: 26th Jan 2005 22:18
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When you first install DarkEdit, it may not have the correct path to your DB folder. Here's how to check. Click on the Edit Menu, then Edit Options. Click on the tab that says "DarkBASIC Options" to set the paths for the DB folder, help files, and the startup path.

Odysseus is right; you usually have to save the file you're working on before compiling it.


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timax
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thank you all for your help-works fine now
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