From:  Dean Swan at MITEL on 07/26/99 11:22 AM

Serg,

     I experienced similar behavior.  What I did to solve it was define a new
"button" in the Casio menu utility, and set it's command line to:

          "\Program Files\Squeak\Squeak.exe  \Program Files\Squeak.image"

Obviously, you should specify the name of your image file where I put
"Squeak.image".  There's probably a "more correct" way to install Squeak and
define an association for ".image" files, but I have no love for Windows CE, and
I can run Squeak, so I haven't probed any further.


                                   -Dean






"Serg Koren" <usinet.skoren at ibm.net> on 07/23/99 08:11:43 PM

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To:   Dean Swan/Ogd/Mitel at Mitel
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Subject:  Squeak and CasioE105




HI Dean,
Thanks for the info on running Squeak on the E100.

I've got an E105 and it *should* be the same.  But I've run into a problem,
and I'm hoping you missed something in your instructions.
I've loaded all the MIPS pieces (VM and 3d.dll) along with the b version of
the image and changes.  When I tap on the image I get an error telling me
there is no association set between the image and an application.  If I
launch the VM I get the File Open dialog with *.image as a template but the
Casio doesn't see it.
Also, if I select *.* (all files) as a template. It still doesn't show up,
but I can see every other file BUT *all* of the squeak files.  That is, I
can't see the VM or the dll or the image or the changeset.  I've
doublechecked the folder its in.   Any thoughts or ideas?

Thanks,
Serg


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