Soned will start normally but error about missing data files if done in that manner. I recommend stating the app with (cd parent_folder && location_of_crossover_wine_executable); or other means of changing to the parent directory of soned before running it in the bottle.
Seems that the Windows Explorer does this automaticly on native Windows, so I have a suggested wrapper script that I wrote, rename it to the same name as your .exe file (without the .exe) and place it in the same folder. Works for other apps too such as dxball2 for an example.
wrapper.sh: #!/bin/bash # # crossover prelauncher # # launches apps in place when all other ways fail, sorry for the crazy hack. # # rename this file to match the name of the program you intend to wrap (minus t$ # ###############################################################################$
#change this to reflect where the path to where you installed crossover on your$ CXPATH=/opt/cxoffice
echo "crossover preloader is loading $0..." cd "`dirname $0`" && $CXPATH/bin/wine "$0.exe"
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