UPDATED: "Native" MSCC on 64-bit Windows
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Quote:7 hours ago, andyrkki said:

  1. Download the binary from that post (the link is at the bottom). Make sure you don't accidentally get the source code instead somehow.

  2. Unpack the archive into a folder of your choice. There is no installer, so this is where it will run from. Copy-and-paste this exact path.

  3. Open the file "install.reg" with a text editor (right-click -> Edit usually works) and replace the two obvious spots with the path you just copied. The only tricky part is that all backslashes in the path have to be doubled (just like in the examples you're overwriting), or it won't work.

  4. Open "install.reg" normally. Make sure it tells you the data actually got imported into the registry.


From now on, 16-bit programs such as CHIPS.EXE should "just work", assuming you already have all the files they originally came with. (You'll notice a command prompt opening in the background - this is normal. You can minimize it, but if you close it the 16-bit program will close too.) Enjoy MSCC!

I did all those steps bit by bit and it still does not work for me. This is very frustrating I really don't know what I'm doing wrong here.

Is the "obvious spots" to paste the path the MappedExeName? Because that's where I pasted them.
CC1
JoshL1 / JoshL2 / JoshL3 / JoshL4 / JoshL5 / JoshL6 / JoshL7 / WoCCLP3 / ???
JCCLP1 / JCCLP2 / JCCLP3 / JoshL0
JoshL / JCCLPRejects

Total: Too many but presumably over 1400

CC2
Flareon1 / Flareon2
FlareonRejects

Total: 75+

Flareon Flareon Flareon Flareon Flareon
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UPDATED: "Native" MSCC on 64-bit Windows - by Flareon350 - 12-Aug-2018, 2:49 AM

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