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Member since Jun-27-03 · 17 posts

Hi there ,Sorry if that question is allready asked , i have some problems with the " searching " option lol .In Win 2000 , i got a error when i try to run with a lot of routes ( Undergrounds routes and others one ) I got a superb : " Error 9 : Subscribe Out Of Range " .. Can anyone help me please ??
V54PS : sorry for my english Co-Webmaster Of RSC Network ( www.mm2france.net )

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RE: Error 9 ?, Stooopid_person, Jan-19-04, 04:59 AM, (1) RE: Error 9 ?, Verpey54, Jan-19-04, 06:06 AM, (2) RE: Error 9 ?, tof63, Jan-19-04, 02:04 PM, (3) RE: Error 9 ?, Verpey54, Jan-19-04, 02:41 PM, (4) RE: Error 9 ?, tof63, Jan-19-04, 02:54 PM, (5) RE: Error 9 ?, Verpey54, Jan-19-04, 03:34 PM, (6) RE: Error 9 ?, algernon, Jan-20-04, 07:13 AM, (7) RE: Error 9 ?, SteveGreen, Jan-20-04, 07:44 AM, (8) RE: Error 9 ?, algernon, Jan-20-04, 11:43 AM, (9)

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RE: Error 9 ?

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Upgrade to BVE 2.5 instead of BVE 2.3.

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Member since Apr-6-03 · 120 posts

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Just looked in the archives of the forum and its been here before.The objects *should* be in the Objects/LUL/JLE folder. Look in the Objects folder for "JLE", and move the whole folder so it sits within the LUL folder. If there is no LUL folder then create one.I'll get onto the webmaster of the site, and send him the fixed path.
>Hi,
>
>I'm getting error 9 - specifically, when trying to run the
>London Underground Jubilee line from
>www.thedistrictline.org.uk (formerly
>www.jubileeline.org.uk).
>
>I'm using BVE version 2.5.3, and I have downloaded and
>installed both Uchibo and oldstr.exe.
>
>Can anyone help? Cheers
Steve
www.trainsimcentral.co.uk
www.bvetrains.co.uk

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Member since Jan-20-04 · 2 posts

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>Just looked in the archives of the forum and its been here
>before. Sorry - I must've missed that.>The objects *should* be in the Objects/LUL/JLE folder.
>
>Look in the Objects folder for "JLE", and move the whole
>folder so it sits within the LUL folder. If there is no LUL
>folder then create one. Thanks! That did the trick!

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