I'd really like to get this to work for my single player games, but even when I can get it into a save, it immediately complains that it is missing a file. Since attempting to get the files from my own computer and transplanting them into the folder has failed (I did just copy+paste, not stupid enough to cut just so you know), I'd like to see if anyone has the complete setup needed to run the program, as well as the required files for it to work with Discovery properly. Yes, there's one stickied somewhere, but that link doesn't work and the author is mostly ignoring it. Thank you for your time.
What is the name of the missing file?
Oh I bet it's the engine file (as in engine for the ship), not worry the game will automatically ad the default.
Uhh, no. It's all the random .oxc files it wants. If it was anything else, it wouldn't immediately crash.
Solves 1/2 of the problem- now when it doesn't crash upon loading a save I can have all the discovery stuff in there. Thanks. Again, I need all these 'missing or invalid' .ocx files it wants to not be 'missing or invalid'.
' Wrote:Uhh, no. It's all the random .oxc files it wants. If it was anything else, it wouldn't immediately crash.
Ratz! >EPIC FAIL<
thats a bit difficult
But I am more focused on Forex. I want also to say something important. Forex (Forex exchange market) is a global financial market. At
http://www.Forex-Signale-Live.de you can see an example for Forex-Trading. A Broker interacts between seller and buyer (Example:
http://www.broker-vergleich-online.de ).
This Forex Signals are also known as
Forex-Signale.
But lets go to the topic Brokers. A broker is still executing the sales or purchase order. You can say, the broker is an intermediate. There are many brokers for many purposes or markets. You can compare the brokers to see which one prefers to you (
Broker-Vergleich)
The OCX files are OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) components used by Visual Basic programs and other compiled programs. They contain readymade objects which can be used by the programs, such as graphing, editors, listboxes etc.
They need to be registered on your system in order to be available for the programs. Normally that is done automatically by install programs.
You can normally find and download an missing OCX file here :
http://www.ocxdump.com/
A procedure to register an OCX file for use on your system, in case you allready have the file, is described here :
http://www.aliensoftware.co.uk/Files/Regis...an_ocx_file.asp
A & L Guy
i cant get mine to work ether, i dont know if it's the same issue, but i installed the server operater with the right settings and play on that to test ships and loadouts and such