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  1. I had this, i reinstalled and still had it. In the end I took my NoCD crack off and ran it from CD, it hasn't happened since. Some are incompatible, particularly those with "extras" such as blood patches.
  2. Here's a quick one I made up: cd c:\ mkdir test xcopy *.* test This copies all of the files in the C:\ directory (no subdirectories) to a folder called C:\Test. Or you could change it from *.* to *.mp3 or whatever.
  3. Nope, absolutely no modifications whatsoever. They cause all kinds of problems. As Rebel said, Blue will offer many of the features that people have come to expect from multiplayer games. For more details, see this link: http://www.mtablue.info
  4. Don't all shortcuts have that option?
  5. I remember having a similar problem in VB. You have to change the drive and then change the folder. A quick Google search results in the following: http://www.fpschultze.de/bsh.htm#a3 P.S. That site has loads of info. Edit: This post was in reply to Mike's query.
  6. http://www.cs.ntu.edu.au/homepages/bea/ ... ption.html My favourite command is Choice. God, I need to get out more. If you're familiar with programming logic (you don't necessarily have to have programming experience), you can do relatively complex things (bear in mind though that batch programming hasn't changed since DOS). Sorry, I meant that it wouldn't display the code in the window. The window still pops up. You can't stop that. My advice would be to create a shortcut to the batch file and set it to open minimised.
  7. orappa

    VC Stops

    *cough* v1.1 patch
  8. I've never done such a thing, whats the exact wording, directions, and where do you put it? 1. Fire up Notepad. 2. I don't know the path to the file in question, so I just used iTunes because it was on my desktop. Type the following and adapt it to your needs: cd C:\Program Files\iTunes start iTunes.exe cd C:\Program Files\Multi Theft Auto start MTAClient.exe 3. Save it with a .bat extension instead of a .txt one. 4. Double-click it to fire it up like a normal exe file. Tip: If you don't like seeing the commands displayed in the console window, put "@echo off" as the first line (without quotes).
  9. Not so much to GTA3 though.
  10. Nope, the "cd" bit allows you to specify the directory that Windows will look in for the file.
  11. orappa

    !script me up

    If you mean spawning a taxi to a player's location, this is not possible. It could PM players currently driving a taxi however to notify them that you want a lift.
  12. .... oh yeah. I forgot about that. The solution is to do it like this: cd C:\Program Files\iTunes start iTunes.exe cd C:\Program Files\Multi Theft Auto start MTAClient.exe I tested it and it fires them both up at the same time.
  13. Well, I did lock it but it was unlocked again
  14. See Known Issues: http://forum.mtavc.com/viewtopic.php?t=11098
  15. orappa

    !script me up

    It's not possible, however 0.5.1 will feature Ammunation shops.
  16. You could do it easily with a batch file. Just put the two exe filenames on separate lines in a Notepad file and save it with a .bat extension. Whenever you want to run MTA, fire up the batch file and it will open both applications automatically.
  17. Are you sure it crashes when you start up the client and not when you click Start Game? Also, is there a specific error message returned?
  18. It's difficult to work out the original source because a lot of people have plagiarised it: http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q= ... ming&meta=
  19. Ah yeah, true. It was implied, not stated.
  20. Sounds good, but doesn't IPv6 have really long unmemorable IP addresses?
  21. It is for DM. The "Unique Stunt" screenshot just shows that they've enabled Unique Stunt Bonuses as another way of generating revenue.
  22. They've disabled pausing in Blue btw.
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