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Subject: Still Problems with Rebel 12 (DOS).

Author: Louis Fagliano

Date: 20:09:14 12/28/03


>Posted by Roy Brunjes (Profile) on December 28, 2003 at 12:57:31:

>In Reply to: Re: Problems with Rebel 12 (DOS) posted by Louis Fagliano on >December 28, 2003 at 12:31:38:


>You might try IZarc (available from: http://www.webattack.com/get/izarc.shtml
>among other places).  It is 100% freeware.  Once you install that, click on the
>rebel zip file and then right click and select IZarc-> Extract Here.  This will
>expand the zip file and one of the files you should now see in the Rebel12
>folder is: rebel12setup.exe .  If memory serves, this is the executable you >need
>to now double-click on to perform the installation of Rebel 12.  The DOS window
>you mention will come up just as it did before, but this time, after accepting
>the default installation location (and I think you MUST accept the default --
>that is a well-known bug with the Rebel installation program -- though it might
>be fixed now), it will show a progress meter and you will get the full Rebel 12
>install on C:\Rebel12 (from memory).

>If that still doesn't work, I'd try downloading it again.  When I tried to just
>double click on the .zip file (even with IZarc installed) and it launched IZarc
>and showed me a program named INSTALL.EXE -- clicking on that file (still >within
>the IZarc window) produces the empty folder syndrome you have already seen).

>Good luck -- it is a great program and the price cannot be beat!

>Roy

Thank you Roy, but even though I downloaded IZarc and unzipped with that, I did
not get a rebel12setup.exe file.  Also when I used WinZip and created a self
extractor, I got the exact same results I got using using IZarc: No
rebel12setup.exe file.

Instead I got a directory called "Main" and when I opened that up I got a Rebel
application file.  When I clicked on that it almost ran!  Except that when the
program was about to start up I got a DOS window saying it couldn't find the
file Pieces/Rebel.pcs.  But that file most certainly does exist!

I got this using both WinZip and IZarc so neither unzipping program can be
called the cause.  Can anyone help?  Please?



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