posted 08-07-2001 08:28 AM
There is a way to fix that problem. Here is part of a tutorial that I used one time to fix it.We’re now going to correct some things in a batch file. Again using Windows Explorer, navigate to the “trle\Script” folder. You’ll notice a file named “Script.bat.” Right-click this file and select “Edit” from the pop-up menu. You need to change two lines by removing the “\” characters. When done, the text should read...
script script.txt
copy script.dat ..
copy english.dat ..
del script.dat
del english.dat
del strings.h
When you have it like this, save it back onto itself.
Also, if you’d like to do away with some annoying errors that will display on your screen, again edit the “Script.txt” file that’s in the “trle\Script” folder. You’ll find a section that looks something like this...
[Language]
File= 0,ENGLISH.TXT
File= 1,FRENCH.TXT
File= 2,GERMAN.TXT
File= 3,ITALIAN.TXT
File= 4,SPANISH.TXT
File= 5,US.TXT
File= 6,JAPAN.TXT
File= 7,DUTCH.TXT
Change the word FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, etc. so that each line has ENGLISH instead of the other languages. When you have it that way, save it back onto itself.