Yith

Hi, thank you for the reply : ) Just wondering though I add each of those paths separately in the corresponding drop down menu right? Not just all of them in "executables" correct? Also where is the "compile" folder? I'm was to give up on this but I think I will try a couple more times heh

Thanks for the reply but I still don't understand what you are saying I need to do. C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Platform SDK for Windows Server 2003 R2\\Bin C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Platform SDK for Windows Server 2003 R2\\Include C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Platform SDK for Windows Server 2003 R2\\Lib Doesn't exist on my computer, and from the dialog box the guide says to click "Open". Where is that? I compiled it anyway with no errors, the guide next says to copy files from the "Compile" file to the MaNGOS file. I can't find that folder/files either. I am able to find the exe files to rename although they had .in on the end which wasn't in the guide. Installing MaNGOS -Add all the .exe files, .dll files and .pdb files in the compile folder into your Mangos folder (Ctrl + F to find them) -Go back into your MaNGOS source folder, then into the "src" folder, then into the "mangosd" folder -Rename "mangosd.conf.dist" to "mangosd.conf" -Go back into your MaNGOS source folder, then into the "src" folder, then into the "realmd" folder -Rename "realmd.conf.dist" to "realmd.conf" Sorry to have to post again but these parts of the guide aren't clear enough or I think my installation must be different. Thanks for any help.

There doesn't seem to be an "Open" option in the dialog box in C++ Express. -Open Visual C++ and in the menu bar at the top, click "Tools" then Options -Click the "+" next to Projects and Solutions, then click VC++ Directories -Make sure the drop down menu days "Executable Files" -Click the open button near the right of the dialog window, and make sure the path is: There is the [...] box on each of the lines of text in the list, for example the first one "$(VcInstallDir)Bin". But if I'm supposed to alter one of those the guide doesn't say which. Am I in the wrong menu? Wrong C++ Express version? I've followed the directions as closely as I can but there is no "Open" button in the dialog. I just want to be able to roam around in WoW's scenery again every once in a while since I don't play any more .