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Running win98 (not SE).
I don't always like to install things in the default locations. I wish
to install Povray beta's to E:\pov35b. When the installer asks me for a
location, I select drive E: from the box, then click in the pov35b
directory, but the installer seems to insist on adding the sub-directory
"POV-Ray for Windows v3.5" to the destination directory (to give
E:\pov35b\POV-Ray for Windows v3.5"), which I then have to delete
manually.
I've got nothing against it defaulting to install in "C:\Program
Files\POV-Ray for Windows v3.5", but I'd like it to install into the
directory that I pick. Anyone not paying attention could easily find
Povray installed to a subdirectory thereof.
I can't see that it should behave in such a fashion, I've never seen it
elsewhere.
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Alex
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