GP2 DATA LOGGER OFF?

Does anyone know how I can shut off the Data-Logger in the game. I have a 486-66 Mhz.and I think when I have the Data Logger off I will have more capacity on my computer for the real thing. When it isn't possible , isn't it a great idea for the great thinkers who invented the Editors, Jam converters etc. to do so ??? Pim

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> Does anyone know how I can shut off the Data-Logger in the game. > I have a 486-66 Mhz.and I think when I have the Data Logger off I will > have more capacity on my computer for the real thing. > When it isn't possible , isn't it a great idea for the great thinkers > who invented the Editors, Jam converters etc. to do so ??? > Pim

If I remember correctly, and anyone please correct me if I'm wrong, you can stop GP2's data logger from using your hard drive as a swap file during the game in the advanced options menu. This should help a little. You won't be able to view any data when you come into the pits or when you save hot laps though. -- Eric Stevens How much bark can ridged dog barf, when a ridge dog would barf bark? - Dawn Pier from the Rhodesian Ridgeback mailing list rr-folk