hclarkjr, on 29 November 2009 - 04:39 PM, said:
ok, i am confused now. i thought i needed to edit the script you linked too? how do i drop it in my browser?
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Posted 29 November 2009 - 05:28 PM
well, the releases.list file is just an index. inside of it there's a lot of links that start by http. when you have the http link, then you have to select the entire line, starting by the http part. then, with the line highlighted, you need go to edit, copy (or just control C), click into the address bar into your browser and right click paste (or control v). then, hit go or enter. your browser will download the file into an folder. once you have the .script file, then you can do the script editing the file with any txt editor, like notepad
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Posted 29 November 2009 - 07:59 PM
wow, you make it sound so simple!!! 
walk me through what i need to edit, i click the link for the script and save that webpage to notepad? correct?
walk me through what i need to edit, i click the link for the script and save that webpage to notepad? correct?
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Posted 29 November 2009 - 11:14 PM
> you make it sound so simple!!!
but it is
> i click the link for the scrip
you highlight the link for the script and right-click it. then, edit, copy (or control C)
then, you click into your browser address bar and erase the link that may be in there. after that, you paste the script link and hit go. then, the script will be loaded into your browser and you just need to save it.
the other possible approach is run apup and select only the script that you wanna choose as template and proceed as any other apup download. after the end, don't press exit in apup and look into the apup folder. you will notice an temp folder in there, where all temporary files for apup are stored. you will find in there the script file and the compressed modules. so, all you have to do is select all those files (or just the .script file), copy and save it in a safe location and then edit that file
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> i click the link for the scrip
you highlight the link for the script and right-click it. then, edit, copy (or control C)
then, you click into your browser address bar and erase the link that may be in there. after that, you paste the script link and hit go. then, the script will be loaded into your browser and you just need to save it.
the other possible approach is run apup and select only the script that you wanna choose as template and proceed as any other apup download. after the end, don't press exit in apup and look into the apup folder. you will notice an temp folder in there, where all temporary files for apup are stored. you will find in there the script file and the compressed modules. so, all you have to do is select all those files (or just the .script file), copy and save it in a safe location and then edit that file
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Posted 04 December 2009 - 11:58 PM
well i took the easy way out, i found somebody smarter than me and they uploaded them for me here http://www.ryanvm.ne...p=100162#100162 but thank you for your efforts
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Posted 09 December 2009 - 11:00 PM
the link that i posted has the december updates included now for those that are interested
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