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35th Georgia
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ini file
I'm having trouble identifying the ini. file in the work folder. I see the other files but nothing that I can see as an ini file.Dumb question but help?? Newbie alert!
"To walk into to almost certain death is insane,to do it with honor is heroic."
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SOWGB.ini
"My God, if we've not got a cool brain and a big one too, to manage this affair, the nation is ruined forever." Unknown private, 14th Vermont, 2 July 1863
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Delete this - Please.
davinci
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Look at the Icons, basically it looks like a text icon but it will have a small wheel object on it.I'm having trouble identifying the ini. file in the work folder. I see the other files but nothing that I can see as an ini file.Dumb question but help?? Newbie alert!
davinci
The only true logic is that, there is no true logic!
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A.S. Johnston
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And if you're running Windows 7, the default on file view is without the file type (e.g., no .ini after the file name). So, change that setting in your Win7 settings.
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A.S. Johnston wrote:
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Here's a shot of my settings which show me everything.And if you're running Windows 7, the default on file view is without the file type (e.g., no .ini after the file name). So, change that setting in your Win7 settings.
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35th Georgia
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Thank you all for the help.I'm still unclear as to what the file should look like. My coumputer knows it's there as it gives me the option to scan it by it's name. If I can get a screen shot I'll post it to show you what I'm seeing. Such a simple thing,yet darned if I'm not stumped as to why the file is not shown. I'd be willing to bet that I've looked right at it and too mind numb to see it for what it is. 
"To walk into to almost certain death is insane,to do it with honor is heroic."
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35th Georgia wrote:
Here is mine
Thank you all for the help.I'm still unclear as to what the file should look like. My coumputer knows it's there as it gives me the option to scan it by it's name. If I can get a screen shot I'll post it to show you what I'm seeing. Such a simple thing,yet darned if I'm not stumped as to why the file is not shown. I'd be willing to bet that I've looked right at it and too mind numb to see it for what it is.
Here is mine
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That gave me what I needed.The file is there,it just doesn't have ini behind it. Thank you sir,and I hope to help you in kind someday.
"To walk into to almost certain death is insane,to do it with honor is heroic."
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My pleasure.
"Those in whose judgment I rely, tell me that I fought the battle splendidly and that it was a masterpiece of art.” - George McClellan to his wife describing the battle of Antietam