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In article <mpro.s12u5r00wh2g8042z.news@stevefryatt.org.uk>, Steve Fryatt
<news@stevefryatt.org.uk> wrote:



> What matters is where the Inet$MimeMappings variable is pointing:
> that`s the *only* file that MimeMap will be using. On the RO5 machine
> here, it`s set to InetDBase:MimeMap; consequently, looking up
> InedDBase$Path tells me where the file is located.

Thanks for the info Steve et al.

How does one go about checking this variable.? Is it a search involving
the Task Window?

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Chris
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