Author: Jeroen van Dorp
Date: 14:46:45 01/12/02
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BTW Windows has a search feature to find files quite rapidly. Go to stat>seach>files/directories and fill in ert.exe. Now set the search scope to "local fixed drives" and it will search for the bugger - and no doubt find it. If you can start it, it is on one of your local drives. BTW2 and exe-file is an executable. An ico-file is an icon. All you have to unpack is the ert.exe from the zip-file into your gandalf directory and everything will work as planned. If it doesn't - an alternative way for the above, check the location of the old ert.exe by opening the start menu, the Gandalf group, and right click on the Engine Research Tool link. Now click on properties and a wealth of information about it pops up. If you have problems finding and using the standard features of Windows - which is quite understandable, as there are so many- try something weird: hit F1 and search the Windows help files. You would be surprised what you can find there (and -yes sir- can't :)). Good luck! J.
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