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Thanks John I really appreciate your advice. I tried doing what you said (killing the application before dx was installed, and it worked) I would never have guessed that could have been the problem. Who would have guessed two versions of the same product could conflict in this way to cause havoc. I can't wait for dx 8 to come out...not! Anyway thanks again John, if there is anything I can help you with just give me a shout.<br />
Bobby<br />
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I am a little bit rusty but I am sure I'll get back up to standard quick enough.<br />

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Thanks John I really appreciate your advice. I tried doing what you said (killing the application before dx was installed, and it worked) I would never have guessed that could have been the problem. Who would have guessed two versions of the same product could conflict in this way to cause havoc. I can't wait for dx 8 to come out...not! Anyway thanks again John, if there is anything I can help you with just give me a shout.
Bobby
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I am a little bit rusty but I am sure I'll get back up to standard quick enough.


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Glad I could help<br />
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cheers<br />
-John<br />

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 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; I have owned the game Jimmy White's Cueball 2 for some time now. It seemed to work fine until I tried installing it on my new PC. When I go through the installation process everything seems to be OK, although after the installation I can't find any trace of the game. After this failed to work I specified the installation path as being C:\windows\desktop to try and &nbsp;find the files. To my horror after the installation had finished I saw the JWC2 files on my desktop and then disappear within seconds, I have repeated this several times with no success, what is going on? Can you help?<br />
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                   I have owned the game Jimmy White's Cueball 2 for some time now. It seemed to work fine until I tried installing it on my new PC. When I go through the installation process everything seems to be OK, although after the installation I can't find any trace of the game. After this failed to work I specified the installation path as being C:\windows\desktop to try and  find the files. To my horror after the installation had finished I saw the JWC2 files on my desktop and then disappear within seconds, I have repeated this several times with no success, what is going on? Can you help?



Jimmy White's Cueball 2- Where are you?

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