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Member since Dec-10-02 · 4 posts

I have MTS V1.2. I have Windows ME.When I click on a downloaded activity, a window comes up failed to open package. I have tried to double click on the tsunpack.exe to see if it works, but I get a message "a package filename is requied i.e. tsunpack myactivity.tap."Can someone explain, why I can’t open the normal activity files with extensions .apk.Thanks Steve.

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Member since Dec-10-02 · 4 posts

RE: Unpacking activities?

Thanks Guys,Just been to the FAQ section, and followed the instructions, my unpacker now works by clicking on the .apk file.ThanksSteve

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Member since Dec-10-02 · 4 posts

RE: Unpacking activities?

Thanks Guys,Just been to the FAQ section, and followed the instructions, my unpacker now works by clicking on the .apk file itself.ThanksSteve

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Member since Dec-10-02 · 4 posts

unpacker

Thanks Guys,Just been to the FAQ section, and followed the instructions, my unpacker now works by clicking on the .apk file itself.ThanksSteve

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