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Old 11-15-2006, 12:27 AM   #1
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Sartin Synthesis Bris

I have Sartin Synthesis Bris version, but am unable to get it to work in Windows XP. Have tried everything including fixit.com program.

Anyone have any success in getting it to work in Win XP. I think it was the last Sartin program written for Bris before switching over to Trackmaster data. I use Bris data. Appreciate any former O'Henry House guys advice.
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Old 11-15-2006, 08:43 AM   #2
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I have Sartin Synthesis Bris version, but am unable to get it to work in Windows XP. Have tried everything including fixit.com program.

Anyone have any success in getting it to work in Win XP. I think it was the last Sartin program written for Bris before switching over to Trackmaster data. I use Bris data. Appreciate any former O'Henry House guys advice.
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I don't have that version and would definitely like one, but it should work,
using the following procedures:

Windows XP has simulated version of DOS which I access through a program called "Total Commander". This can be done by accessing the command menu at the top of the program, This program is a "Freeware" program and can easily be found on the internet. It's a shell program.
I use "Everload" and put it directly into the program directory I am trying to run. This is the first step.

Here is the procedure:

1 - Open Total Commander
2 - Highlight the the Sartin Synthesis directory (either the left or right side).
3 - Go to the command menu at the top of the program and click on "access DOS".
At this point you should be in the Dos and you should see the name of the directory you are in.
4 - At the prompt, type in "Everload".
5 - At the prompt, type in the executable or name of the program you wish to access.

That's all there is to it.

If you have any problems, let me know.

P.S. Thanks for your reply to my private message on Pace Advantage.

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Old 11-15-2006, 12:00 PM   #3
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Thanks parsnut. I will give it a try and let you know.
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