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I'm using Crossover 8 and have installed an older application called TroopMaster. The installation went completely fine and I'm able to run the application from the run command. The issue is that when it installed it did not create a link in the program menu. I tried to use the "save command to programming menu" as suggested by others on this forum, but it appears not to create anything. Again, I can run the application without any problems from the command line.
Is there any trick in creating a menu item that I have overlooked?
Not sure...but then, you have overlooked mentioning what
platform/OS you are using (and in the linux case, which
window-manager)...more info needed....
Not sure...but then, you have overlooked mentioning what
platform/OS you are using (and in the linux case, which
window-manager)...more info needed....
You are correct, it does help to know the platform I'm using. Sorry for the oversight. I'm on a Mac Pro using Leopard 10.5.7.
UPDATE, I deleted the plist and now seems to work. Something must've gotten corrupted along the way.
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