Hi osw
Pete wrote:
(...)Shame I do not have a C: drive...(...)
Why so? What is wrong with having c: partition - even if it's occupied by windoze on ntfs ? Then resolving this issue is just a matter of logistics... I mean adding ntfs.ifs and creating psfonts dir on c: with one file in it. It did the trick for me. And I'm playing blubbels (very addictive game).
Well, I do have a C: drive in fact.
It currently contains a knackered installation of Windows2000.
The reason that installation is knackered is because I used the Windows Update tool to update the installation; now that system does not boot successfully. An email to M$ reveals they will fix the problem for a 1 off fee of about £150. Typical M$... I will not bother repeating what I told them to do.
I have no interest in repairing/replacing the Windows installation.
I certainly would not use ntfs.ifs to access any "Windows data" - unless someone has recently written a new driver that actually works and is prepared to rectify any damage that use of said driver may cause (usually the readme or other doc will offer a Disclaimer).
I'll wait until these apps are "grown up" and capable of finding the current boot drive with the \PSFONTS directory - or not.
Regards
Pete