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Old 08-19-13, 12:21 PM   #1
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hello subsimers,

i am having a little issue with s3d v099 on my pc,

whenever i install this version i can't set this programm as a default for opening dat ,sim,..etc files becuase the programm is not appearing in the list of the availiable programms. browsing to the programm ,in order to set it as a default, does...nothing.

the issue is not appearing with the s3d v094. this version is appearing normally in the list of the availiable programms.

does anyone know a workout to make the v099 appear in the list of the availiable programms ?

my system is a win7 x64
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Old 08-19-13, 12:34 PM   #2
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.99 works fine for me.
I browsed to the s3d.exe and set it as the default for the files.
Do you have both versions installed?
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Old 08-19-13, 12:57 PM   #3
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.99 works fine for me.
I browsed to the s3d.exe and set it as the default for the files.
Do you have both versions installed?
hi Jeff,
no only one is installed,
first i unistalled the v094 (from the control panel) and then i installed the v099.
the spoken issue appeared and then i unistalled the v099 and reinstalled the v094 and the issue was gone .
i mean that every time i set up the v094 it appears normally in the list but this is not happening with the v099 on my pc
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Old 08-19-13, 01:07 PM   #4
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Don't know Mate.

I browsed to the x86 programs folder to find the S3D.exe.
Selected that and made sure the Always use this program box was checked.
It works fine here. Win 7 64 of course.

Search the registry for dat_auto_file
You should find something like this if it's correct.
"C:\Program Files (x86)\skwas\Silent 3ditor\S3D.exe" "%1"

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Old 08-19-13, 02:22 PM   #5
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Don't know Mate.

I browsed to the x86 programs folder to find the S3D.exe.
Selected that and made sure the Always use this program box was checked.
It works fine here. Win 7 64 of course.

Search the registry for dat_auto_file
You should find something like this if it's correct.
"C:\Program Files (x86)\skwas\Silent 3ditor\S3D.exe" "%1"
will do that Jeff , thank for the suggestion
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Old 08-19-13, 02:34 PM   #6
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You might need to run a registry check and defrag after un-installing the old S3D.
I'd find that unusual for Skwasjer though. He's pretty darn good!


I also have UAC turned off by the way.
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