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ErwinL at 12:31, 13 July 2011

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	It is possible for 3rd parties to develop installers to add or augment the content within simulator installation. There are 2 key directories where data is stored.		It is possible for 3rd parties to develop installers to add or augment the content within simulator installation. There are 2 key directories where data is stored.

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	where APP is the name of the application (Post T Amsterdam CS, Post T Hengelo, etc). Note that %userame% is the name of the current user. For Windows Vista and Windows 7, this path should still resolve to the correct folder.		where APP is the name of the application (Post T Amsterdam CS, Post T Hengelo, etc). Note that %userame% is the name of the current user. For Windows Vista and Windows 7, this path should still resolve to the correct folder.

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ErwinL at 14:09, 24 June 2011

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	where APP is the name of the application (Post T Amsterdam CS, Post T Hengelo, etc). Note that %userame% is the name of the current user. For Windows Vista and Windows 7, this path should still resolve to the correct folder.		where APP is the name of the application (Post T Amsterdam CS, Post T Hengelo, etc). Note that %userame% is the name of the current user. For Windows Vista and Windows 7, this path should still resolve to the correct folder.

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Charlie at 22:08, 6 January 2011

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	where APP is the name of the application (Post T Amsterdam CS, Post T Hengelo, etc). Note that %userame% is the name of the current user.		where APP is the name of the application (Post T Amsterdam CS, Post T Hengelo, etc). Note that %userame% is the name of the current user. For Windows Vista and Windows 7, this path should still resolve to the correct folder.

Charlie at 22:01, 6 January 2011

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	The installation folder can be determined by reading the following registry key:		The installation folder can be determined by reading the following registry key:

	<code><font size="6">		<code><font size="4">
	HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\APP_NAME		HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\APP_NAME
	</font></code>		</font></code>
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	The data folder is the folder where saved simulations and other data are stored. This folder is:		The data folder is the folder where saved simulations and other data are stored. This folder is:

	<code><font size="6">		<code><font size="4">
	C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\My Documents\Signalsoft\APP\		C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\My Documents\Signalsoft\APP\
	</font></code>		</font></code>

	where APP is the name of the application (Post T Amsterdam CS, Post T Hengelo, etc). Note that %userame% is the name of the current user.		where APP is the name of the application (Post T Amsterdam CS, Post T Hengelo, etc). Note that %userame% is the name of the current user.

Charlie at 22:01, 6 January 2011

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	HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\APP_NAME		HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\APP_NAME
	</font><code>		</font></code>

	where APPN_NAME is the name of the application filename (Post T Hengelo.exe, Post T Amsterdam.exe, etc). The parent folder is the installation folder.		where APPN_NAME is the name of the application filename (Post T Hengelo.exe, Post T Amsterdam.exe, etc). The parent folder is the installation folder.
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	C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\My Documents\Signalsoft\APP\		C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\My Documents\Signalsoft\APP\
	</font><code>		</font></code>

	where APP is the name of the application (Post T Amsterdam CS, Post T Hengelo, etc). Note that %userame% is the name of the current user.		where APP is the name of the application (Post T Amsterdam CS, Post T Hengelo, etc). Note that %userame% is the name of the current user.

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It is possible for 3rd parties to develop installers to add or augment the content within simulator installation. There are 2 key directories where data is stored.

;Installation Folder
The installation folder can be determined by reading the following registry key:

<code><font size="6">
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\APP_NAME
</font><code>

where APPN_NAME is the name of the application filename (Post T Hengelo.exe, Post T Amsterdam.exe, etc). The parent folder is the installation folder.

;Data Folder
The data folder is the folder where saved simulations and other data are stored. This folder is:

<code><font size="6">
C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\My Documents\Signalsoft\APP\
</font><code>

where APP is the name of the application (Post T Amsterdam CS, Post T Hengelo, etc). Note that %userame% is the name of the current user.