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Just downloaded conkelly.zip now how do I get a new route added to MSTRAINS, PLEASE after you route developers put all this work into making a new route inclose some detailed instrustions on how to use it. How or where do I put the apk file? please help, and thanks. Ed Nichols Austin tx.

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RE: Installing Routes

You might as well save your time and not install conkelly.zip. There is a switch leading to the Columbia Glue Spur that you cannot throw from the main line, so you can't complete the activity the way the author intended.If you want to unpack a ".APK" activity file, you should open up a window to your "Train Simulator\Utils" folder and then drag and drop the .APK file over top of the "TSUnpack" icon.This may not work either! (Kuju, did you test this thing?)The entry for your TSUnpack program may be messed up under windows. If the drag and drop doesn't work, see:http://www.train-sim.com/cgi/dcforum/dcboard.cgi?az=read_count&om=6&forum=DCForumID7Lee

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