I had in the end to get hold of the old N2 demo from some obscure
place on the net, reinstall it, copy the tracks folder to there. Only
then would it work.
>I was able to convert bullrun without installing N2 again.
>Just unzip the file to something like c:\temp\tracks\bullrun and point
>the converter to c:\temp. It will say 'N2 not found' or something but
>when you hit ok it will list any tracks it finds. I did this for both
>Bull Run and Trenton, without a problem.
>Jason
>> Hi Jari,
>> I think you indeed need to have the game(s) installed or on CD. I don't know
>> which file(s) the converter actually checks for (exe alone or with other
>> files, or a competely different file), but having the track alone is not
>> enough in my experience.
>> I had to install the tracks either pointing the converter to the games'
>> original CD's in the drive, or from an installed game. I'm surprised you
>> could install Trenton without having NL. But I think the prob you're having
>> now will go away once you have the original CD's in the drive, or the game
>> installed (in the case of Bullrun).
>> Good luck
>> Achim
>> > I have the appropriate track files at dummy directories:
>> > C:\sierra\n2\tracks\bullrun (not C:\sierra\n2\tracks\bullrun\bullrun)
>> > C:\sierra\icr2\tracks\clevland
>> > but the converter says "Application NOT found" wherever I try to point it.
>> > I have succesfully converted Trenton (I don't have NL), Silverstone and
>> > StJovite. Just few weeks ago I gave my ICR2 and N2 CD:s to a friend who
>> has
>> > an ancient PC, but I assume that at least in case of Bull Run they are not
>> > needed.
>> > I looked at the Sierra N4 forum and someone else seems to have the same
>> > problem.
>> > Thanks for any help
>> > Jari Jokinen
