I installed Norton Ant-Virus after an attempt by a scammer. One element of Norton is to delete "unused" files. Well it deleted many of the N3V files including the program. I eventually found a copy of N3V TRS22. I ran ok BUT the route I was working on (for a few years) appeared to be deleted. I found a copy but, while the route loaded, it was a red (unknowns) mess. I have spent hours trying to fix my route but to no avail. CDPs simply ran forever and seemed to produce nothing in the end. While the route loads most (not all) elements are missing. I tried the Coal Country route and it looked OK. So the basic program was functioning to some extent. However, upon examination there were anomalies. In an effort to fix this I found some menu functions missing.
If you look at this from an overview perspective. I have just enough remaining files to get started but there seems to be no way to load and route and manage it. Those files were erased. Thus my only choice seems to be a fresh install of TRS22. Then with all of the files (and routines) restored I may be able to use the CDPs to restore the route.
Assuming some files/code remains missing should anew re-purchased program have a chance of restoring the route from my CDPs?
Should I totally erase all signs of Trainz, buy a new copy and use CDPs for restoration?
If you look at this from an overview perspective. I have just enough remaining files to get started but there seems to be no way to load and route and manage it. Those files were erased. Thus my only choice seems to be a fresh install of TRS22. Then with all of the files (and routines) restored I may be able to use the CDPs to restore the route.
Assuming some files/code remains missing should anew re-purchased program have a chance of restoring the route from my CDPs?
Should I totally erase all signs of Trainz, buy a new copy and use CDPs for restoration?