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Lave Laar:
You need to make a backup of STFE.ini. That's the file that contains the configuration for the FE.
All game-config-inis and snapshots will remain after an uninstall.
If you want to be absolutely sure, make a copy of the whole folder where the FE is installed before you uninstall the old version.
Kevin Mullins:
Upgraded without a hitch.... just ran the new version install and everything (programs and such) were still there as I had configured them. Just went in and changed some of the new setting included in this version and I was good to go.
Great software as usual. :cheers:
Kevin Mullins:
--- Quote from: deano7 on January 25, 2010, 08:17:11 pm ---3. What is the "L2" checkbox for?
--- End quote ---
I was just wondering that myself.
Also noticed that when I start STFE from the shortcut it will start my background music just fine. But if I have it set to run from the startup menu it does not start the background music.
eg.
Click Icon to start = Background Music
Reboot PC with STFE in Startup = No Background Music
EDIT: My music folder is on a network drive at the moment, don't know if that makes a difference to the background music not coming up. I'll try some music from within the same PC and see what happens.
EDIT 2: When using a local music folder background music works fine after reboot.
Lave Laar:
The L2 checkbox was implemented after the problem with the FE hanging on the first game launched.
If checked it will use another method for the launch of the games. If you don't have a problem with the launching of games, then just ignore it.
If the music is on a network drive, the drive needs to be mapped before the FE is launched.
So on startup on your system this is clearly not the case :)
You could launch the FE with a batch-file that maps the network drive first to make sure it's available.
Something like this (maps a drive to the letter x and then starts the FE):
@echo off
net use x: \\computername\sharename
c:
cd "c:\program files\simpletouch fe"
stfe.exe
Kevin Mullins:
--- Quote from: Lave Laar on February 26, 2010, 07:00:52 pm ---You could launch the FE with a batch-file that maps the network drive first to make sure it's available.
Something like this (maps a drive to the letter x and then starts the FE):
@echo off
net use x: \\computername\sharename
c:
cd "c:\program files\simpletouch fe"
stfe.exe
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Cool.... I'll give that a shot.
It wasn't anything critical at this point.
I just had the network drive setup for music as a temp (simply because there's a ton of music on it already) when I noticed the startup issue is all.
This project is coming along nicely with your support of course. :cheers:
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