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Yellow_ · 26th June 2012, 13:32

hi, Wine's C drive is a hidden folder, in Linux it's hidden simply by having a '.' dot in front of a folder name, so in your file manager nautilus in Gnome or Dolphin on KDE, you need to choose view, show hidden files and folders.

This will then show the .wine folder in your /home/... folder.

In there will be the typical Windows C:\ etc including Program Files folder. In there a Avisynth 2.5.

Make sure that the avisynth.dll is in the windows/system32 folder under that .wine path.

There will also be a Wine menu item on your Desktop 'Applications' start bar thing, :-) again depending on whether you're running KDE or Gnome.

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Yellow_ Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 378	hi, Wine's C drive is a hidden folder, in Linux it's hidden simply by having a '.' dot in front of a folder name, so in your file manager nautilus in Gnome or Dolphin on KDE, you need to choose view, show hidden files and folders. This will then show the .wine folder in your /home/... folder. In there will be the typical Windows C:\ etc including Program Files folder. In there a Avisynth 2.5. Make sure that the avisynth.dll is in the windows/system32 folder under that .wine path. There will also be a Wine menu item on your Desktop 'Applications' start bar thing, :-) again depending on whether you're running KDE or Gnome.