Thanks, Rodney. In fact, I had to uninstall VASSAL, delete all the files and folders, and re-install. I was confused by the limited number of files that it installed, and it appeared that it was some form of the Web start, rather than a free-standing installation. I was really confused because it didn't create the folders to which I was accustomed (modules, games, scenarios, etc.)
When I run the installer, it asks if I want to install 2.9, 2.8, etc. When I select 2.9, it installs 2.9.9 automatically, right? Will the new installer work on a machine not connected to the Internet? Or does it need to pull files from vassalengine.org. Why I had to re-install: the CC:E module went berserk. The button to open the Russian hand of cards, and the button to open the Dead pieces window both stopped working. I tried quitting and restarting, I tried shutting down and rebooting, nothing worked. I have a nagging suspicion that those two windows somehow got minimized to invisibility or permanently stuck behind something, but I can't prove it. E --- In [email protected], "Rodney Kinney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The old installer installed VASSAL.exe, and you couldn't control the memory > allocated. The new installer (http://www.vassalengine.org/InstallVASSAL.jar) > has a wizard interface that prompts you for the memory allocation. So the > solution is to delete your old VASSAL.exe and run the new installer.
