Account Manager

[baalos]

Anybody see the link on the home page for the account manager? Its right here (http://www.diabloii.net/cgi-bin/download/quickdl.cgi?fl=ftp://212.67.120.244/other/loaded/diablo2/utilities/d2data1_0.zip)

Goes on to explain how to convert the file using start, windows update and add .net. Does anyone know if this works for Windows 98 because if it does, I cant find it.

[snapper316]

don't believe .net was ever in win98.

[baalos]

Rats. Guess I'll just delete the file. I really could have used it too!don't believe .net was ever in win98.

[Zealot]

Rats. Guess I'll just delete the file. I really could have used it too!

He is correct. .Net made it's debut with Windows 2000 and Windows XP.

Which brings up another issue... what the heck are you still using Win98 for? Upgrade that dog to XP.

:clap:

[baalos]

What chu talking about Willis? I just upgraded from dos to windows 98. Why back in my day we didnt have all those fancy do dads. We had operating systems amd we programed in colbolt and fortran and we liked it!He is correct. .Net made it's debut with Windows 2000 and Windows XP.

Which brings up another issue... what the heck are you still using Win98 for? Upgrade that dog to XP.

:clap:

[maccool]

Oy! Cobalt. That's just terrible; thanks for the memories - jerk ;). Although, every time I wrote in Cobalt, I thought of Kobolds, which made the tedium much more bearable.

[Relativity]

Rats. Guess I'll just delete the file. I really could have used it too!
Hey Fred there is a better (imo) mule organizing program here (http://www.diabloii.net/files/inventory.shtml) that works great on 98. Check it out.

-Relativity

[Zealot]

DOS? Colbalt? FORTRAN? Are you trying to give me a headache? Don't you know the fairy-god-father Bill Gates has liberated us from the chains of command.com and autoexec.bat? See the light and be healed!

(PS - I see some SNL-Grumpy old man in that response of yours!)

What chu talking about Willis? I just upgraded from dos to windows 98. Why back in my day we didnt have all those fancy do dads. We had operating systems amd we programed in colbolt and fortran and we liked it!