Segment Swap utility

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Re: Segment Swap utility

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kur4o wrote:It loads fine with me. Maybe you are missing the extra t43-0.xml. Copy it to the xml folder.
yeah.. the t43 xml is named t43.xml when I just downloaded it.. if I rename it t43-0.xml then it works ok? looks the same as the one you just posted

Odd how it loads some files but not others? need both t43.xml AND t43-0.xml?
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Re: Segment Swap utility

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Yes you need both. There is some revision change for the t43 somewhere around 2010. The file identifiers are different. Maybe some other stuff differs though.
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Re: Segment Swap utility

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kur4o wrote:Yes you need both. There is some revision change for the t43 somewhere around 2010. The file identifiers are different. Maybe some other stuff differs though.
ok, got it.. the t43-0.xml isn't in the complete download then..
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Re: Segment Swap utility

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ironduke wrote:
kur4o wrote:Yes you need both. There is some revision change for the t43 somewhere around 2010. The file identifiers are different. Maybe some other stuff differs though.
ok, got it.. the t43-0.xml isn't in the complete download then..
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Re: Segment Swap utility

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Noice, you guys rock :)
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