At 03:00 PM 1/16/2004, Guy Harris wrote:
The startup directory defaults to the current directory of the Ethereal process.
Windows shortcuts have a "working directory" property; when a shortcut for a program is double-clicked, the process started for that program starts out with the directory specified by that property as its current directory.
When NSIS (the tool used for the Ethereal installer) creates a shortcut, it uses the current output directory as the working directory; the current output directory is set in NSIS scripts by the SetOutPath command, and the last SetOutPath command in the Ethereal NSIS script before creating the shortcuts sets it to the MIB directory (as the MIBs are the last files installed).
That's probably not the appropriate directory to start out in.
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