When I install some software to my hard drive a box appears
telling me to insert volume WORK: in any drive. What can I do?
The problem seems to be that the program installer is looking
for a drive called WORK: that is not present. Alot of software is
hardcoded to copy to certain locations because it is based upon the
authors system. The easiest way of getting rid of this is to make
an assign.
This tells the Amiga to look at another part of the hard drive
when the application tries to access the non-existent Work:
partition.
Open a Shell (CLI) window and type:
ASSIGN WORK: XXXX:
(Where XXXX is you should substitute for the name of your drive.
For example, DH1:).
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