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Hi

Where is the Autogen Configuration Tool located so that I can download it please?

I've downloaded the ACM.exe, ACM Developer and User PDF but nothing happens when I right-click on the .exe file to start.

Nigel
 
blue2 said:
Hi

Where is the Autogen Configuration Tool located so that I can download it please?

I've downloaded the ACM.exe, ACM Developer and User PDF but nothing happens when I right-click on the .exe file to start.

Nigel
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Looking for this?


http://www.fsdeveloper.com/forum/threads/one-last-test-please.436285/

and this:

As a developer you will have to install the tool on your machine manually. To do this start the tool from the command prompt with the install argument: AutogenConfigurationMerger.exe install
 
Sorry if I appear a bit dense Ron but can you clarify your last statement for me please? Like how do I do that?

Nigel
 
Nigel,

The command prompt is the cmd window.

Right click on the start menu and select command prompt (admin)

This opens a command prompt window (old DOS box). You will need to know the old DOS commands - cd to change directory to your download folder.

Then type in the cmd window:

AutogenConfigurationMerger.exe install

This should install the program for you to use as a developer. Please read the two manuals to determine how you want to use this utility.
 
Thank you Ron,finally got it installed but did'nt need the cd prompt within the command prompt (admin) window. I've checked everything has workrd by reading the ACM log located at AppData\Roaming\SceneryDesign.org\AutogenConfigurationMerger.

Regards

Nigel
 
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