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What program can you use to open a ace file. I use to know but I got a new computer when my old one crashed and I am starting all over. Thanks. Fred
Fred... "Mr. Goodwrench" a General Motors Technician in Kingman Arizona.
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Fred, TGAtool2 will do the trick. Edit: Heres the link to the site with TGAtool; http://www.mnwright.btinternet.co.uk/train/tgatool2.htmRob
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Thanks Rob...
Fred... "Mr. Goodwrench" a General Motors Technician in Kingman Arizona.
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Having downloaded TGATool2 and installed it into the MSTS UTILS folder, right-click on any .ace file, select Open With and "Chose Program". Browse for the TGATool2.exe and tick the "Always use the selected program to open this kind of file" box.From then on, anytime you double-left click on one, TGATool2 will show you what it looks like.O t t o
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Thanks Otto, I will try that...
Fred... "Mr. Goodwrench" a General Motors Technician in Kingman Arizona.
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Wow gee Otto, I never thunk of that one -Dave
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