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<blockquote data-quote="Vipersan" data-source="post: 977984" data-attributes="member: 325666">Ok ..Just had a reply from Jonti ..No problems reagarding passing on the exe ...So ..If you want a copy Confucian ..just PM me ..Do you want the 32 or 64 bit version ?New full release with installer coming soon .....a week or so he said..rgdsEvanThis is how I used it ..Rename the exe in your installation of Jaero to 'old' and drop in the new one in its place..then :-..from Jonti &gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;Hi Evan,I’ve made it so you can start JAERO with an optional command to specify settings name. This means if you want two instances of JAERO that don’t compete you can start one as usual (“JAERO.exe”) and the other one as say “JAERO.exe –s dish2”. I suggest you make a couple of shortcut icons with different names and change the target names to match the settings you want to use, for example for settings called “test” use the following as the shortcut properties.[ATTACH=full]95134[/ATTACH]This way you can run JAERO in one directory have a couple of shortcuts that run the different JAEROs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vipersan, post: 977984, member: 325666"] Ok .. Just had a reply from Jonti .. No problems reagarding passing on the exe ... So ..If you want a copy Confucian ..just PM me .. Do you want the 32 or 64 bit version ? New full release with installer coming soon ... ..a week or so he said.. rgds Evan This is how I used it .. Rename the exe in your installation of Jaero to 'old' and drop in the new one in its place.. then :- ..from Jonti >>>> Hi Evan, I’ve made it so you can start JAERO with an optional command to specify settings name. This means if you want two instances of JAERO that don’t compete you can start one as usual (“JAERO.exe”) and the other one as say “JAERO.exe –s dish2”. I suggest you make a couple of shortcut icons with different names and change the target names to match the settings you want to use, for example for settings called “test” use the following as the shortcut properties. [ATTACH=full]95134[/ATTACH] This way you can run JAERO in one directory have a couple of shortcuts that run the different JAEROs. [/QUOTE]

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