Just recently purchased CrossOver Games, and I can't seem to figure out how to adjust my settings accordingly (or whatever else I may need to do) to enable CrossOver Games to install applications to a different directory than the default. I've got a nice, big Terrabyte installed in another drive bay, and I'd rather store some of the larger games I'd like to run (Read: TF2, FFXI) on that separate, internal drive rather than my boot disk. It seems like it's a simple enough task, but I haven't found the proper documentation, nor the proper settings within CrossOver's menus.
I tried very absentmindedly to make an alias, and CrossOver didn't take to that at all. I tried to craft a linked file using ln command in the Terminal window (just found out about the -s call though, so I may try that again using that after I finish typing this), but I was quickly scolded that such calls cannot be made about a folder. It seems like simply instructing the program to look for files in a different directory would be pie, but as I said before, it's some deep seeded mystery. Can someone instruct me how to figure out that it's the butler?
under the first tip, although you will have to alter them for your situation. If you are still unsuccessful, I would suggest filing a support ticket or sending an email to info@codeweavers.com so that we can help you further.
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