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names which specify a language (for example, ENGLISH or FRENCH).

The files are searched for in a child directory of the NLS directory as

specified by the NWLANGUAGE variable. The NLS directory in this

instance is itself a child directory of the load directory. (The load directory

contains the current utility's .EXE file.)

 The load directory (the directory containing the current utility's .EXE

file). This is normally the PUBLIC directory.

 The PATH and DPATH (for OS/2 only) environment variables. These

environment variables may be found in the user's login script or in the

AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

 The directories found under the child NLS subdirectory of the load

directory.

 The directories found under the sibling NLS subdirectory of the load

directory.

Action: Find a current version of the message file and copy it to a directory that is

mapped to an existing search drive, or map a search drive to the file.

999: The message file for this utility cannot be found.

Source: CX.EXE, FLAG.EXE, LOGIN.EXE, LOGOUT.EXE, MAP.EXEMAP.EXE,

RIGHTS.EXE, SETPASS.EXE

Explanation: When the utility tried to initialize the utility_name.MSG file, it was unable to

find the file within the existing search drives. The following areas were

searched:

 The current directory.

 The NWLANGUAGE environment variable directory. If the

NWLANGUAGE variable is set, it should contain a directory name or