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Offline majortom

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How/where To Put Sound File?
« on: August 14, 2004, 10:57:32 AM »
Hi everyone,
This is probably a no brainer for everyone .  But, first time i did this. I'm done downloading the Sound File: How do i Install it.?? In what folder? If i want to save Default sounds is there a way to do that??


&  Thanks in advance,

majortom

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How/where To Put Sound File?
« Reply #1 on: August 14, 2004, 11:09:33 AM »
Hi Majortom

Rename your surrent sounds folder to Sounds2 or similar. Then extract the new zip file to the AH2 directory - it should create a new folder called Sounds with all the new wav files contained in appropriate folders within it.

If it doesn't work, or you dont like the new sounds, simply rename that file to sounds3, rename sounds2 to sounds, and you're back in business with the orginal.

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Offline thebest1

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« Reply #2 on: August 14, 2004, 11:29:30 AM »
You can do it that way or another way,
1. Download the files into some folder or even to the desktop.
2. Go to MyComputer/C:/ProgramFiles/HTC/AcesHighII/sounds
3. Make a new folder in there and call it something like default sounds (incase u dont like the ones your installing)
4. Take all of the files in the sounds folder and put them into that one file.
5. Take that file and put it where ever you want except the AH2 directories
6. While leaving MyComputer/C:/ProgramFiles/HTC/AcesHighII/sounds open, open the folder where your downloaded all the new sounds (you might have to unzip them)
7. put all of the freshly zipped/downloaded files into this directory MyComputer/C:/ProgramFiles/HTC/AcesHighII/sounds
close everything out and enjoy your new sounds!:aok :cool:

Offline majortom

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« Reply #3 on: August 14, 2004, 12:06:57 PM »
Thanks alot Fox and Best, for the quick reply.

I should have no problem installing the custom files now, wiith those guides and tips. :aok


Thanks again for the time,


Hear u in the MA ,



majortom