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Re: Craft laser cannons require Elerium?

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From: Hobbes
Date: Tue, 18 May 2004 22:23
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> That's what I thought :-) Is there a way of turning this off? I've been
> looking, but XCU doesn't seem to have an uninstall option. I may, of course,
> just be being thick again...

There's no need for an uninstall option: simply run XcuSetup and
choose No to the options you don't want XComUtil to use. Or, if you
don't want to use XComUtil at all, don't use RunXCom to start the game
but the game's default startup (ufo.bat or something like that).

Hobbes
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Subject: Re: Craft laser cannons require Elerium?
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