darran
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Hi

My Girlfriend got majorly into this game when staying with me in the UK, she wants me to email her the save game file to her so she can continue playing but try as i might i cannot find the location of the save game file. (it is not in program files/ A Tale of Two kingdoms)

Please can anyone help me as she does not want to start from the beginning again.

kind regards

Darran

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darran wrote:
(it is not in program files/ A Tale of Two kingdoms)

In that case, it's probably in some place like c:\Documents and Settings\YOUR USER NAME HERE\A Tale of Two Kingdoms.

Try searching your computer for a file named agssave.000


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darran
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Hi

Thanks for the speedy reply.

I tried looking in the location that you suggested under her account and in the documents setting but still nothing

I also tried looking for the file you mentioned using windows explorer but still no luck

I know its there as if i load the game its listed.

I can find the files but these are for kings quest 3 and not ATOTK

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Jatopian
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Then perhaps try searching for agssave.001, agssave.002, &c.

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darran
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I finally managed to work out where they were saved.

In a APPdata/Local/Virtual store/Program files/ATOTK

Many thanks for all your help

Think will start playing the game myself.

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Yeah, when it comes to the "Program Files" folder, Windows can do some rather funky things in Vista/7 (I'm assuming your OS one of those). It's extremely annoying.

I work around this problem by creating a "Game Files" folder in my root directory, and installing my programs there. This folder has two purposes:
1) I always know what is a game and what isn't.
2) My saved games are always in the game's folder (except a few where I have no choice, and they get automatically saved in a folder in "My Documents").

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