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 You are viewing a static copy of the old 2DBoy forum, which closed in 2010. It is preserved here for historical interest, but it is not possible to reply to topics. For more recent discussion about World of Goo, visit our new forum.| Profile question | IbanezPlayer | 10/16/2008 - 10:38 | 
| Hi guys. | ||
| Re: Profile question | IbanezPlayer | 10/16/2008 - 10:47 | 
| Damn... meant to post this in support. | ||
| Re: Profile question | baummonster | 10/16/2008 - 10:48 | 
| Uhm, not 100% sure about this but it may be located at "C:\ProgramData\2DBoy\WorldOfGoo", using Vista Ultimate that is. Im guessing there should be something similar in XP's Documents and Settings folder | ||
| Re: Profile question | IbanezPlayer | 10/16/2008 - 11:05 | 
| Hmm | ||
| Re: Profile question | baummonster | 10/16/2008 - 11:13 | 
| its hidden by default, you might have to deactivate it first. if i recall correctly its under extras -> folder options or something like that (havent used an english verion of XP yet so im not sure about the naming). there should be a tab dedicated to the various display options of folders and files where you can tell XP not to hide system/critial/hidden files anymore. afterwards try searching your computer again for the 2DBoy folder or a file named pers2.dat (thats supposed to be my profile i guess) | ||
| Re: Profile question | IbanezPlayer | 10/16/2008 - 11:22 | 
| Thanks for your help, although I already changed my settings to display hidden folders and files and there is no sign of it. | ||
| Re: Profile question | pkt-zer0 | 10/16/2008 - 11:52 | 
| [quote author=baummonster link=topic=423.msg3134#msg3134 date=1224172136] | ||

 
    
