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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / How do I use DBclassic program in DBpro lite version?

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Luigison
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Posted: 11th Jul 2003 04:27
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I have programmed a game in DarkBasic Classic and wanted to try the DBpro editor with it. I tried opening the code in DBpro and making an exe, but when I try to run it it cannot load my files like the sounds, etc. How to I get all the files and the code into a DBpro project and have a working exe made from it?

I don't think it will help you answer my questions, but I put the code below without the sound, images, etc.
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flibX0r
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Posted: 12th Jul 2003 07:13
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Ummm.... Just a thought, but are the files in the same directory as both the DBPro source code and Project file?

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Luigison
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Posted: 14th Jul 2003 22:25 Edited at: 14th Jul 2003 22:34
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YES, they are in the same folder.

The first line that calls a files is:

LOAD SOUND "powerup.wav",1

That line and many others like it work fine in DBclassic, but do I have to change it for DBpro to something like this:

LOAD SOUND "C:My DocumentsSMBversion1powerup.wav",1

or

LOAD SOUND "\SMBversion1powerup.wav",1

?

Or, am I not building the exe correctly? I am using the lite version of DBpro and don't have the manual, but my order show be here soon. (i hope..)

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