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It seems that Easy Dink C, has a mind of its own, that is making me slowly lose mine.
What do I need to do to make the file folders and files show up in windows explorer? I know this sounds like a stupid question, but I have noticed an oddity the occurs.
I started EDC, and used the DMOD wizard to create the basic folder and files, and while it (EDC)was running, I could open up PSP and modify and create my graphics, and thus save them in the Dmod folder. I hadn't really thought anything about this until today, when I was suddenly inspired to do a modification on some graphics.
Hence, I fired up PSP, went to open the Dmod folder and it was no where to be found. I even went into command level, and it didn't show anywhere. Out of frustration, I started EDC, opened the project, and there were all my files and folders right where they should have been.
Querstion: Does Easy Dink C hide the folders, and if so, how in the hell do I make them visable again, so other programs can access them? Or is this another issue with Vista and the run-time lib.? If so can this issue be rectum-fried in any way, or a possible work around?
I was startijng to like EasyDink too, because everything you supposedly need is right at your fingertips.
What do I need to do to make the file folders and files show up in windows explorer? I know this sounds like a stupid question, but I have noticed an oddity the occurs.
I started EDC, and used the DMOD wizard to create the basic folder and files, and while it (EDC)was running, I could open up PSP and modify and create my graphics, and thus save them in the Dmod folder. I hadn't really thought anything about this until today, when I was suddenly inspired to do a modification on some graphics.
Hence, I fired up PSP, went to open the Dmod folder and it was no where to be found. I even went into command level, and it didn't show anywhere. Out of frustration, I started EDC, opened the project, and there were all my files and folders right where they should have been.
Querstion: Does Easy Dink C hide the folders, and if so, how in the hell do I make them visable again, so other programs can access them? Or is this another issue with Vista and the run-time lib.? If so can this issue be rectum-fried in any way, or a possible work around?
I was startijng to like EasyDink too, because everything you supposedly need is right at your fingertips.
