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Saving files to IOS?

 [1/3] from: rebolmikko:yaho:o at: 31-Mar-2002 13:24


Hi, I would like to save files to REBOL IOS folder directly from applications on Windows and Linux. Is the only way to afterwards edit the index.r file in the directory where I save the files? Cheers, Mikko

 [2/3] from: alanwall::sonic::net at: 31-Mar-2002 18:47


Hello Mikko On 31-Mar-02, Mikko "M=E4kel=E4 wrote:
> Hi, > I would like to save files to REBOL IOS folder > directly from applications on Windows and Linux. Is > the only way to afterwards edit the index.r file in > the directory where I save the files? >
are you talking about the IOS/users dir?If so,you should see a dir with your handle in there.Left double click on your folder and then right single click and you can add/delete files/urls/docs/xls/etc.If you want to delete/add later just follow the above.Hope that helped Regards -- Let him who would enjoy a good future waste none of his present. -- Roger Babson sent via Yam ver2.31 on AmigaForever verV Be a Rebel get Rebol@ rebol.com UIN#=9391028

 [3/3] from: brett:codeconscious at: 2-Apr-2002 20:14


Hi,
> I would like to save files to REBOL IOS folder > directly from applications on Windows and Linux. Is > the only way to afterwards edit the index.r file in > the directory where I save the files?
REBOL/View has index.r files - I don't think there is an index.r file for IOS. IOS has something more sophisticated. To save files into a IOS folder on a client pc is easy - just save it. But to publish files on REBOL/IOS so that everyone else sees it then I think you would need to use REBOL/Link. Regards, Brett.