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nLite 1.3Beta "Detected Uncompatible Path"

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I just downloaded the latest version of nLite (v1.3 Beta) and when I try to add Hotfixes from the below listed DIR I get an error message that says: "Detected Uncompatible Path" "Please be sure the files are located in an ASCII named folder."

E:\Twig06\~Source~\Addins\2006-09-20

I have always been able to use this path structure with the previous versions of nLite... even if the "~'s" and "-'s" are not ASCII. Why is this just now becoming an issue? ...because I would really prefer not to have to change my DIR naming schemes....

~Dave


whats wrong with E:\Nlite\addons or E:\Nlite\drivers

just use simple paths!

bledd, probably because he likes Source sorted at the top.

I use that for music --- like you put [New] and then i always know where is the new folder...at the top...because of the first char [.

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bledd, probably because he likes Source sorted at the top.

I use that for music --- like you put [New] and then i always know where is the new folder...at the top...because of the first char [.

Exactly what I was going for :)

Thanks for looking into this for me.

~Dave

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@nuhi

YAY! v1.3RC ... and I can now use my normal DIR structures again :) thank you very much!

~Dave

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