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6 total messages Started by sa... Alan S. Narup Sat, 15 Jan 1994 08:31
Saved games...
#1826
Author: sa... Alan S. Narup
Date: Sat, 15 Jan 1994 08:31
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OK, OK, I suck because I can't find the file(s) the saved games are
stored to.

I noticed when I delete the doom directory and reinstall from scratch, the
names from the previous install are still there! 

I've checked for hidden files and, well you know the story.

Any help would be appreciated,
Alan

sa...@netcom.com
Re: Saved games...
#1827
Author: ez04...
Date: Sat, 15 Jan 1994 11:30
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Alan S. Narup (sa...@netcom.com) wrote:

: OK, OK, I suck because I can't find the file(s) the saved games are
: stored to.

: I noticed when I delete the doom directory and reinstall from scratch, the
: names from the previous install are still there! 

: I've checked for hidden files and, well you know the story.

: Any help would be appreciated,
: Alan

: sa...@netcom.com
Re: Saved games...
#1828
Author: mi... Michael John Ellis
Date: Sat, 15 Jan 1994 19:37
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sa...@netcom.com (Alan S. Narup) wrote:
>
>OK, OK, I suck because I can't find the file(s) the saved games are
>stored to.
>
>I noticed when I delete the doom directory and reinstall from scratch, the
>names from the previous install are still there! 
>
>I've checked for hidden files and, well you know the story.


how about the \doomdata directory..... tricky tricky... :-)

Come-on folks, let your fingers do the walking:

	d....
	i....
	r...........


later,
	MikeE
Re: Saved games...
#1831
Author: McEWAN Shane
Date: Mon, 17 Jan 1994 05:20
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Alan S. Narup (sa...@netcom.com) theorised:

>OK, OK, I suck because I can't find the file(s) the saved games are
>stored to.

>I noticed when I delete the doom directory and reinstall from scratch, the
>names from the previous install are still there! 

>I've checked for hidden files and, well you know the story.

>Any help would be appreciated,

Have a look in the \DOOMDATA directory.

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              ______|    ______|    __  __|    ____  |    ____  |
             |         ______  |       |       ___  _|   |      |
            ________|  ________|   _______|  _|     _\   _______|
Re: Saved games...
#1829
Author: z... Zachary M. Loafman
Date: Mon, 17 Jan 1994 19:14
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In article <2h9glh$3...@gwis.circ.gwu.edu>,
Michael John Ellis <mi...@gwis.circ.gwu.edu> wrote:
>sa...@netcom.com (Alan S. Narup) wrote:
>>
>>OK, OK, I suck because I can't find the file(s) the saved games are
>>stored to.
>>
>>I noticed when I delete the doom directory and reinstall from scratch, the
>>names from the previous install are still there! 
>>
>>I've checked for hidden files and, well you know the story.
>
>
>how about the \doomdata directory..... tricky tricky... :-)
>
>Come-on folks, let your fingers do the walking:
>
>	d....
>	i....
>	r...........
>
>
>later,
>	MikeE

Not everyone installs everything on C:. And C:\DOOMDATA is not exactly the
most obvious place to look. In fact, I would have at least put it on the
same DRIVE as DOOM (G:, in my case. Such a waste to install it to C!). So
let off a bit!

...Zach
Re: Saved games...
#1830
Author: Kevin Welch
Date: Tue, 18 Jan 1994 20:51
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In article <2h9glh$37h@gwis.circ.gwu.edu> mikee@gwis.circ.gwu.edu (Michael John Ellis) writes:
>salad@netcom.com (Alan S. Narup) wrote:

>>I noticed when I delete the doom directory and reinstall from scratch, the
>>names from the previous install are still there! 
>>
>>I've checked for hidden files and, well you know the story.
>
>how about the \doomdata directory..... tricky tricky... :-)
>
>Come-on folks, let your fingers do the walking:
>
>	d....
>	i....
>	r...........



This isn't such a ingnorant question, since I had the trouble too.  I
installed Doom on my D: drive (like it had asked) and only found out later
that the doomdata directory was on my c: drive....


* Kevin C. Welch - kwelch@mail.sas.upenn.edu *
 
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