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I tried out Activity Changer today. Disaster!!!After selecting a test activity to try Activity Changer generate some (3) AI traffic EVERY activity in the route now results in a message "Failed to Load Activity Header....<path to activity>...." Continue? YES or NO.
Clicking YES results in Send/Dont Send and clicking NO ends the activity editor.

I used the Restore function of Activity Changer to restore all files that Activity Changer had changed, but still selecting any activities for the entire route results in the above message.Can anyone help with this? Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Vince Cockeram
NEC Track Team
http://hometown.aol.com/nectrackteam/main.html
E-Mail me at vcockeram@lvcm.com

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RE: Activity Changer Disaster

Thanks for that URL. The version I had was the one in the downloads which is 1.1 whereas the version on his site is 1.5.Seems a pity he uploaded the earlier version and hasn't uploaded the later versions.I have dropped him an email to see if he will.Bill

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