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- SHADOW 70 15 25 0 1 Exporting JAR expansion files
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- string 16 45 0 1 The white boxes on the main screen will indicate to you how many sets of each
- string 16 57 0 1 catagory you have selected to be exported in a single JAR file. Please note that
- string 16 69 0 1 venues can be very large in size, selecting a lot of venues will create a very
- string 16 81 0 1 big expansion JAR file. The JAR file can be "zipped" using winzip or another comp-
- string 16 93 0 1 ression utility. Once you have selected everything that you want to export, click
- string 16 105 0 1 on the EXPORT button in the bottom right hand side of the screen. You will now be
- string 16 117 0 1 asked to select or enter a JAR file name using a standard format save file dialog.
- string 16 129 0 1 Type in the name of your JAR file in the white box on the dialog ( you do not need
- string 16 141 0 1 to add the .JAR extension ) and click on the save button. The JAR file will now be
- string 16 153 0 1 created, and a status bar will show the progress. It is perfectly normal for the
- string 16 165 0 1 status bar to stutter for a while in the process. Once created your JAR file can be
- string 16 177 0 1 transported and imported on another computer with fishing installed.
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