Is it important to maintain the directory structure with CumulusMXDist at the front within the .zip file or can I use my own directory structure as long as I maintain the structure below the CumulusMXDist?
And does it have to be on the C: drive in Windows 7 as per Cumulus.
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Silly Question No. 2
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Re: Silly Question No. 2
Yes, it's only the structure underneath that which is important (I didn't actually intend to have that top level directory in there anyway).water01 wrote:Is it important to maintain the directory structure with CumulusMXDist at the front within the .zip file or can I use my own directory structure as long as I maintain the structure below the CumulusMXDist?
It doesn't have to be on the C: drive (and neither does Cumulus 1). As it runs as administrator it could actually go in Program Files (which is where v1 shouldn't go), but it's probably best to avoid that.And does it have to be on the C: drive in Windows 7 as per Cumulus.
Steve