Author: Wayne Lowrance
Date: 23:49:44 04/15/01
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On April 15, 2001 at 21:20:49, Paul wrote: >On April 15, 2001 at 21:19:08, Chessfun wrote: > >>On April 15, 2001 at 17:07:21, Paul wrote: >> >>>On April 15, 2001 at 16:24:50, Wayne Lowrance wrote: >>> >>>>I have done over and over again the instructions given to me here on CCC and at >>>>the Rebel download site. >>>>I wanna tell you this there _aint_ no "swap.bat file after extraction, period ! >>>> >>>>When i go to extract (prior to) there is a swap.bat file in the winzip >>>>extraction window. I select _all_ and extract it to rebel-tiger II. and there is >>>>no file on my hard drive called swap.bat !!! >>>>Thank you all for helping me, it is useless. >>>>I think it is a stupid way to implement the gambit book. I have no trouble >>>>downloading and uzipping files including T14/GT2 etc. This has put me into a >>>>very mean mood. >>>> >>>>Thanks for trying in particuliar Sarah >>>>Wayne >>> >>>Hi Wayne, >>> >>>I think your Windows Explorer is set so that it doesn't show known filetypes. >>>The file you want only shows up as "swap". You can click that one, or ... >>> >>>If you want to change your settings so you can see the .bat part, do this: >>> >>>1. open Windows Explorer >>>2. choose the View menu item, en then Folder Options item >>>3. in the dialog box that comes up, change to the View tab >>>4. click on the little box in front of the line that says: >>> "Hide file extensions for known file types" >>>5. click on Ok >>> >>>Hope this helps, >>>Paul >> >>Nice job Paul, I'm sure this is actually the reason. >>Didn't even think of it, it's been so long since I changed >>settings to show all files. >> >>Sarah. > >Thanks!! BINGO, Thank you Paul I now have that bugger in windows explorer. Have company over from Colorado staying with us, so my comp time is limited. But now I am confident that I can get the TGII book working. My thanks to all who have helped me Wayne
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