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    Registered User zhuxingliang's Avatar
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    When I use command "abld makefile vc6"(same as "abld makefile wins") in the correct path. There are some error:
    nmake -nologo -f "\sysmbian\61.\series60\epoc32\build\sysbian\6.1\series60\epoc32\build\myapp\group\wins.make"makefile verbose=-s
    The name specified is not recognized as an internal or external command,operable program or batch file.
    Help me please, I'm new developer and eager to get the answer.
    Thanks a lot.
    xingliang.zhu zzzxxxlll@cmmail.com June 18th,2002

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    Hi
    This is due to the wrong path setting. can u tell me which OS u r using?
    Dijo.Xavier@sisl.co.in

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    Nokia Developer Expert vphong's Avatar
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    Hi,

    You probably miss one step, which produces the abld.bat for that command. If this is the case, do as follows:
    ..\group\bldmake bldfiles [enter]
    ..\group\abld makefile vc6 [enter]

    if this is not the case, probably the path of your Winodws environment is not set for ..\shared\epoc32\tools;

    Regards,
    FN Developer Support

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    Regular Contributor Denever's Avatar
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    nmake, Link are part of the MS Visual Studio. If any of them isn't recognized than path settings from Vcvars32.bat could be missing. In that case use this file(eg. insert as last line into autoexec.bat) or manually set those variables.(Depending on the windows version.)
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    (V) - Forum Nokia Developer Support

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