Beware of Trainz because if any thing is changed in
Started by rjd8 posts3 min read
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in your "Profile" then you can't login on the forum, the download station, or d/l cart. and furthermore you are denied to register the Trainz s/n if you reinstall. It happened to me. As of now my Trainz is unusable. I had changed the email address then all the trouble started. Roger Demers, MSTS & Trainz nut. PS: Had to post this here, can't sign in here.
RE: Beware of Trainz because if any thing is changed , LawrenceKellie, Feb-11-03, 01:17 PM, (1) RE: Beware of Trainz because if any thing is changed, bandwidth, Feb-11-03, 04:04 PM, (2) RE: Beware of Trainz because if any thing is changed, rjd, Feb-11-03, 04:58 PM, (3) RE: Beware of Trainz because if any thing is changed, LawrenceKellie, Feb-11-03, 10:27 PM, (4) RE: Beware of Trainz because if any thing is changed, rjd, Feb-12-03, 04:48 PM, (5) RE: Beware of Trainz because if any thing is changed, LawrenceKellie, Feb-12-03, 05:18 PM, (6) RE: Beware of Trainz because if any thing is changed, axe1970, Feb-13-03, 10:12 PM, (7)
RE: Beware of Trainz because if any thing is changed
>in your "Profile" then you can't login on the forum, the >download station, or d/l cart. and furthermore you are >denied to register the Trainz s/n if you reinstall. It >happened to me. As of now my Trainz is unusable. I had >changed the email address then all the trouble started. >Roger Demers, MSTS & Trainz nut. PS: Had to post this here, >can't sign in here. This is patently incorrect. I have reinstalled Trainz more times than all the fingers in my family (29).Write to helpdesk@auran.com to find out what you can do.Lawrence
RE: Beware of Trainz because if any thing is changed
I took you forum members advice and emailed Auran. Gave them all the info in complete detail. Apparantly Auran went about quietly and fixed everthing in my "Profile". All works Ok. A pleasant surprise indeed. Many thanks to all. Roger Demers.