I want to add FIA GT V3, but..............

I read that you need a clean install of F1 2002 with no alterations. I ve added the indy track and Gold Coast and some mas mods and really enjoy them. Would it work if I did a second install of the original game and update patch an added the V3 to it? What im saying is it possible to run 2 versions of one sim on the same pc in different drive locations?? Thanks Loved v2 and from what it sounds v3 is excellent Thanks Glenn

I have add-on tracks, and it installed fine for me. Of course, you'll have to install those tracks again to make them available for the GT3 mod. On Wed, 05 Jun 2002 22:12:35 GMT, [email hidden] wrote:

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>I read that you need a clean install of F1 2002 with no alterations. > >I ve added the indy track and Gold Coast and some mas mods and really >enjoy them. > >Would it work if I did a second install of the original game and >update patch an added the V3 to it? > >What im saying is it possible to run 2 versions of one sim on the same >pc in different drive locations?? > >Thanks > >Loved v2 and from what it sounds v3 is excellent > >Thanks > >Glenn

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no,, incorrect.. you need a clean install of F12001 NOT 2002 :-) ... On Wed, 05 Jun 2002 22:12:35 GMT, [email hidden] wrote:

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>I read that you need a clean install of F1 2002 with no alterations. > >I ve added the indy track and Gold Coast and some mas mods and really >enjoy them. > >Would it work if I did a second install of the original game and >update patch an added the V3 to it? > >What im saying is it possible to run 2 versions of one sim on the same >pc in different drive locations?? > >Thanks > >Loved v2 and from what it sounds v3 is excellent > >Thanks > >Glenn

sorry original thread should have read F1 2001 but question still there ,can I install the game twice thus getting around having to "clean" my initial version of F! 2001??? Thanks

Thanks, will give that a try. i guess I should be gratefull not only for the advise, but to be in the position of having so many FREE options to enhancing this sim. Cheers and thanks again\\Glenn

Hi, I just deleted all the folders marked V2, and any of the icons for V2, installed V3 into that folder and it worked great! Give that a try, shouldn't need to reinstall, but backup the entire F1 2001 folder first before you try. James <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> I read that you need a clean install of F1 2002 with no alterations. > > I ve added the indy track and Gold Coast and some mas mods and really > enjoy them. > > Would it work if I did a second install of the original game and > update patch an added the V3 to it? > > What im saying is it possible to run 2 versions of one sim on the same > pc in different drive locations?? > > Thanks > > Loved v2 and from what it sounds v3 is excellent > > Thanks > > Glenn

Thanks James, i'll give it a go! Cheers On Thu, 6 Jun 2002 16:03:20 +1000, "James Pickard" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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>Hi, > >I just deleted all the folders marked V2, and any of the icons for V2, >installed V3 into that folder and it worked great! Give that a try, >shouldn't need to reinstall, but backup the entire F1 2001 folder first >before you try. > >James > > > ><[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... >> I read that you need a clean install of F1 2002 with no alterations. >> >> I ve added the indy track and Gold Coast and some mas mods and really >> enjoy them. >> >> Would it work if I did a second install of the original game and >> update patch an added the V3 to it? >> >> What im saying is it possible to run 2 versions of one sim on the same >> pc in different drive locations?? >> >> Thanks >> >> Loved v2 and from what it sounds v3 is excellent >> >> Thanks >> >> Glenn > >