Thread: Road Runner Installation Program

Originally Posted by aristote

sorry, it's http://www.majesticpw.com/roadrunner...nner3-2-05.exe who give me an error

Not Found
The requested URL /roadrunner/road-runner3-2-05.exe was not found on this server.


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Apache/1.3.33 Server at www.majesticpw.com Port 80

Can't help you there then

Aristote,
You had an extra Slash at the end of your link. This is why it would not come up. Here is the correct Link:

http://www.majesticpw.com/roadrunner/Index.html

Capital I in Index.html. This is because it is a Unix Server, that I have. The download is working correctly.

Thanks,
Bryan

Actually I had a typo. The filename was road-runner3-02-05.exe, but the Link was looking for road-runner3-2-05.exe.

It is now fixed.

Thanks for finding it for me.

Bryan

can you make the config window one that we can scroll though instead of using the side bar.....PLS

Thanks...Nice installer BTW

Originally Posted by Blue ZX3

can you make the config window one that we can scroll though instead of using the side bar.....PLS

Thanks...Nice installer BTW

Mr. Wizard made the prototype of the Config Tool for RR. I made a few changes and since then, a added/changed any new options and settings for RR. I've been dwelling with this thing for awhile.. honestly, sometimes I pospone a release because I have to work on the config. Yesterday for instance I was going to post a release with the Basic Radio functions working, but then there is again the darn config. I will (eventually) work out something better for the config, at some point, but right now I'm working on RR. Anybody that wants to take on it, please do so...

Are you dead-set on keeping the settings in a flat file? I could whip up a very simple config tool to modify reg settings if you'd rather store them there.

Originally Posted by drait

Are you dead-set on keeping the settings in a flat file? I could whip up a very simple config tool to modify reg settings if you'd rather store them there.

Oh yeah.. dead set on a flat INI file.. have you seem the amout of INI's I end up having to look at ? if it was a binary or registry based it'd be hell for me to look at (that is in other people's machines)..

Originally Posted by guino

Oh yeah.. dead set on a flat INI file.. have you seem the amout of INI's I end up having to look at ? if it was a binary or registry based it'd be hell for me to look at (that is in other people's machines)..

Ini's I think are better... easier for newbies to edit etc.

Terran