Have you tried running "oxl -i" or "oxl -d" in a MS-DOS window? (Just
type "oxl" without argument to see more command line arguments)
On Thu, 2004-01-29 at 17:21, Chris Ferrall wrote:
> The students in a seminar course I'm teaching are learning/using Ox.
> The Ox documentation (see below) suggests that oxli is part of the
> Console distribution. Yet when students install it the file oxli.exe
> does not appear in the ox/bin directory. Is the documentation wrong?
>
> From file:///C:/Program%20Files/Ox/doc/index.html
>
> Which Ox program to use?
> Versions of Ox are currently available the following platforms (check
> my home page for updated information, and downloading):
>
>
> platform
> name
> dir
> Console
> DLL
> Debug
> graphics
> Windows
> 9x/NT/2000
> oxl
>
> yes
> yes
> no
> yes,no
> Windows
> 9x/NT/2000
> oxli
>
> yes
> yes
> yes
> yes,no
> Windows
> 9x/NT/2000
> OxRun
>
> no
> yes
> no
> yes,yes
>
>
>
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