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RE: Does anyone still use .ADF files? - Misfit - 01-09-2015
I'm pretty sure you can just export them from launchpad in xml but if not it's still a really easy file to write.
It's basically just a couple of <accountlist> and <account> headers that identify the lines that need to be read by the program, then I guess stuff like
Code:
<name>Account</name>
<code>cb8fddca-f398feb9-b1954a53-801ce2a2</code>
<signature>95a127fb-c65aad6d-58a73cef-95717c18</signature>
<comments>Account comment</comments>RE: Does anyone still use .ADF files? - Auriec - 01-09-2015
(01-09-2015, 09:55 AM)Black Widow Wrote: how do you create them in XML?
On Discovery Launchpad, go to the "Accounts" tab, select Export and choose to export it to XML. Image for reference.
RE: Does anyone still use .ADF files? - Black Widow - 01-09-2015
I see good you can export those then, so you wont loose them. I still think reg keys are better as no programs are needed to make them other than regedit.
I had a problem with ADF before as I lost some accounts when I exported them but were corrupted during the export process but I did not know about it until I tried to reimport them on a new system and they were corrupted so lost all this ships.
Reg files are bomb proof
RE: Does anyone still use .ADF files? - tommyt127 - 01-09-2015
(01-09-2015, 06:56 AM)Black Widow Wrote:
you sirs need to divide all my internets between yourselves!
build this on notepad:
Code:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Freelancer\1.0]
"default"="0"
"MPAccountName"="XXXXXXXX-XXXXXXXX-XXXXXXXX-XXXXXXXX"
"MPAccountNameSig"="XXXXXXXX-XXXXXXXX-XXXXXXXX-XXXXXXXX"
"FIRSTRUN"=dword:00000001replace XXXXXXXX with your codes
save as .reg
or regedit has an export option = easier
i definitely +1 this
RE: Does anyone still use .ADF files? - tommyt127 - 01-09-2015
/\ /\ /\ this (or launchpad create account option) are best if you have a code, but don't know what to do with it
alternatively, put them directly in place on regedit