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Hi Joe, Go to C/Program Files/Route Riter/AceIt. Open AceIt & look for aceit.exe. Cut & paste outside of the AceIt folder, but still inside of the RoutRiter folder.That should solve your problems.Edit: Make sure the AceIt folder is inside the RouteRiter folder. My Computer specs are in my profile Mike "
Yeah, when I installed the latest version of RR, the ACEIT folder was in RR, but I still got the error. When I moved everything out of the ACEIT folder into the the RR folder, all was well. It may be an installation issue, Mike--maybe RR installs it one place, but looks for it in another. Not sure.
Right, I think the package installer put AceIt in \Program Files\AceIt\. Everything seems fine after I draged a copy of the AceIt files to the Route Riter root folder.Regards, Brian K.
Yes, sorry, the Aceit installer defaults to Program files\Aceit, the readme does say to change it to Program Files\Route_Riter, but I think it sometimes ends up in Program Files\Route_Riter\Aceit which is not what I intended. I have changed the installer now, but that is too late for those who already have it.Mike
Mike, don't be sorry. I was too busy clicking to read the readme file. Er, kind of like putting up a new computer, just plug the stuff it where it fits Thanks, BK
