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<body class='hmmessage'><div style="text-align: left;"><br></div>> No, it doesn't work as expect at all. The default theme fails to load, <br>> along with any game requiring an engine data file.<br><br>The default theme (aka the "Classic" theme) doesn't need any external files to load - only the modern one does. If the theme path is set correctly, the modern theme is set correctly<br><br>> <br>> Why should a user have to set any extra or theme path, unless required <br>> (ie custom theme, sharing data files) ?<br>> <br>> The save game path is a separate issue, there is no default location for <br>> saved games under Windows. And I have mention adding a option, to prompt <br>> for the save path location, if it has not been set before.<br>> <br><br>The save game path is actually the same issue as the other ones. Both the theme and save game path should be set to something viable<br><br>> Actually the problem is usually a person has an older engine data file, <br>> with the game's data files.<br><br>No, the same problem can be caused if an older version of an engine data file is in ScummVM's folder, and a newer one in the "extras" path, which can be avoided if ScummVM does not check the current folder by default<br><br>> Under Windows, all essential files, are usually stored with the <br>> executable file.<br><br>This is usually the case with the other ports <br><br>> Other ports of ScummVM used a default data files path, where the engine <br>> data files and theme files are stored.<br>> <br>> The default data files path could be set to the current working <br>> directory, for the Windows port only.<br><br>Why add a Windows-only hack, when the behavior should be exactly the same as with other ports?<br><br>Filippos<br><br /><hr />See how Windows connects the people, information, and fun that are part of your life. <a href='http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/msnnkwxp1020093175mrt/direct/01/' target='_new'>See Now</a></body>
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