Where are the savegames?
Where are the savegames?
I want to move my savegames onto my new PC but cannot find them anywhere. (Its windows XP and i have tried searching rhe whole disk +hidden and all i can find is the program folder.
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Re: Where are the savegames?
trying opening a command-line prompt and typing
cd %appdata%
dir
If you see a directory called "Basilisk Games", you win
If you don't, I'm sure someone more knowledgeable than I will come along before too long and fill you in.
cd %appdata%
dir
If you see a directory called "Basilisk Games", you win

If you don't, I'm sure someone more knowledgeable than I will come along before too long and fill you in.
Re: Where are the savegames?
Argh!! i did try that and i must have seen that 100 times!!!
Why can people use the app name for this stuff!!!
(i was searching for eschalon)
thanks a lot.
Why can people use the app name for this stuff!!!

thanks a lot.
Re: Where are the savegames?
Also, on the main menu screen, try clicking on the version/copyright/language line at the bottom.
Stuart "Sslaxx" Moore.
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Re: Where are the savegames?
Oh, Ssalaxx, I remember noting that feature when I saw it and thinking how handy it would be... but then forgot it the one time I needed it! (to answer this thread). <sigh>
Also, sorry dgrafix that you haven't adapted to "company name/app name" yet, but it IS semi-standard, so I hope it doesn't plague you forever
the purpose of this semi-standard would perhaps be more obvious if you had both Book I and Book II installed on the same machine. (Or, indeed, the opposite, if you had another piece of software named Eschalon that served a different purpose, and needed a place to put its files. Not that I know of such a piece of software at the moment, but, stranger things have happened)
Also, sorry dgrafix that you haven't adapted to "company name/app name" yet, but it IS semi-standard, so I hope it doesn't plague you forever
