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Gentlemen,Is there any other programs out there to allow me to package activities?I have ten activities (ok, 11) large activities that need repackaged. Any time I package using the editor and them try unpacking them on another computer, all of the 11 unpacks end in errors, even though I have fixed TSunpack.exe. Is there another program I can use? Thanks in advance.Thomas Pearce,
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RE: Activity Packaging Programs

LAST EDITED ON Nov-18-04 AT 00:36 AM (EST)

It's the activity packager that isn't working correctly. The activity packager will only work correctly if the route id and folder name are exactly the same (including case) when the activity is packaged. Check the route id (in the .trk file) and rename the route's folder exactly the same. You can change the name back when you are done packaging the activity. (Note: if the id name has spaces, but no quotes around the name then use only the first word of the name for the folder name.)If you do that TSUnpack should work properly.That said RouteRiter has an activity packaging facility.Regards,Eric

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