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Deleting Activities

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RE: Deleting Activities

The easiest way is to first use Route Riter to check the activity and note the services, paths, traffic, consists and trainsets files that it uses. Then delete the .act file (to be completely safe move all files to a safe place in case you need them again). Then use Route Riter to check your all your activities and list any unused files. Delete (or move) the files that show up on both lists.Load all your remaining activities into the sim checking for errors. If you are error free delete the files you moved.Regards,Eric

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RE: Deleting Activities

Yes and here: http://www.railpage.org.au/steam4me/trainsim/Route_Riter/index.htmlWhen you delete your files you should consider saving the unused trainsets files as they may be used by future activities you will install.Train Store is a utility that will make it unnecessary to delete activities by "hiding" them from the sim. Activity files take up very little disk space.Regards,Eric

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