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I make modules for a game called Neverwinter Nights. A file that can be
exported is related to a specific internal model. When I export this model
it creates a .utc file. Now here is the problem. Windows refuses to let me
see this file. I can go into the program and see that I exported it. I can
open software by a third party (like file compression) and see the file, but
when I try to move it around in windows it acts like it is not there.
I have enable viewing hidden files (which has caused confusion in other
areas), but still nada.
This is the latest in a long list of grievences with Vista. I am very close
to reformatting my new laptops hard drive (I've had it for a while now). A a
brief vent, I am not a 'newb' to computers. I started with DOS and the
original I have even built my own systems in the past. I have never had on
operating system that is so restrictive a Vista. As someone who has never
had a virus on their computer (I have always practiced 'safe'/smart computing
at home), I find the whole thing very frustrating.
There, done now.
exported is related to a specific internal model. When I export this model
it creates a .utc file. Now here is the problem. Windows refuses to let me
see this file. I can go into the program and see that I exported it. I can
open software by a third party (like file compression) and see the file, but
when I try to move it around in windows it acts like it is not there.
I have enable viewing hidden files (which has caused confusion in other
areas), but still nada.
This is the latest in a long list of grievences with Vista. I am very close
to reformatting my new laptops hard drive (I've had it for a while now). A a
brief vent, I am not a 'newb' to computers. I started with DOS and the
original I have even built my own systems in the past. I have never had on
operating system that is so restrictive a Vista. As someone who has never
had a virus on their computer (I have always practiced 'safe'/smart computing
at home), I find the whole thing very frustrating.
There, done now.