Eliza has nothing to say in WinXP?

Poryhedron · Post by **Poryhedron** » Wed Jul 02, 2003 11:25 pm

I just downloaded the recently added "therapist" program Eliza, since I've heard of such programs before and generally find session transcripts to be a laugh riot. However, when I try to run it, the program cannot seem to find the RESPONSE.DAT file that's sitting right there in the same directory with the executable (C:\Documents and Settings\default\Desktop\eliza\ if it's important.) The result is that everything I 'say' is met with the same reply:

[insert random inane comment here.]
Sorry, I seem to have mis-placed the response files.

Does this need to be in a particular location, like C:\eliza\, to work, or is this an XP incompatibility problem or something? Anyone else experiencing this problem?

procerus · Post by **procerus** » Thu Jul 03, 2003 3:54 pm

Yes, I think that the program is so old that it's not able to deal with such a long path and such long directory names in the path. Try running it from c:\eliza or c:\windows\temp\eliza or similar.

BTW I'm the latest iteration of the program. What do you think? Am I human yet?