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Heiko Recktenwald wrote:
 
> When I open xwp (from the command line) from another directory than ~/,
> it creates its .wpcr directory there. Wordperfect, is it so stupid or
> did I just overlook something ? Is there any way to force it to find its
> ~/.wprc ?

You could create a script that cd's to the user's directory and then
runs xwp from there.

David


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