🚀 go-pugleaf

Sounds like the same problem I had. Yes it is junk and no I haven't
tried anything else. It does work for me now, more features than I care
to learn.

Now .. on to a 'possible' solution. The first install screen wil ask you
which drive OS/2 IS ON! The second screen should ask you where to
INSTALL IT! Yes it sucks and is dumb and I have already BTDT. :-)
So first tell it where OS/2 is THEN tell it where to install CorelDraw.

Give it a try and see.
 
P.S. If you can get a refund you might want to try another program.
Like I said CorelDraw does MORE than I need but they are not very
interested in supporting OS/2. Others are.

In article <45linb$ol8@geraldo.cc.utexas.edu> ignasi@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Ignacio Garcia) writes:
>Recently I got Corel Draw 2.5 CDROM (OS/2 Version). Its set-up program is the
>worst nightmare I ever imagined. It is supposed to ask you about a drive to install,
>and a installation options menu (Minimum for OS/2 apps and Full for OS/2 and
>Win apps).
>
>The problem is after entering the Corel Draw's path the installation "program"
>skips the second menu and starts installing everything (even the Windoze apps).
>The worst part comes now: When the installation is almost done (95 %), I get a
>"severe error" saying that the program can't open "corelcht.ini" (from
>CorelChart, a WinBLOWS app), and exits without ending the installation.
>
>I tried to install from a Win-OS/2 session, tried to install it on C (where Windows
>is located), tried to copy the corelcht.ini included in the CD-Rom to the Windows
>directory, and anything worked.
>
>Any help?
>
>
>
>______________
>Ignacio Garcia          -Team OS/2-
>E-mail: ignasi@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu
>http://ccwf.cc.utexas.edu/~ignasi/
>
>"Neither the past nor the future exist. What matters is now"
>Gonzalo Torrente-Ballester, Spanish writer.
>


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