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#31 2014-05-22 17:18:16
- seventy
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Re: xfire... new or old kind¿
We're about to put one chechnya guy to death. Was that you Hemnes... Were you in Boston last year!?
I think that guy prefers the old version of xfire, so you should download that one.
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#32 2014-05-22 17:20:53
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Re: xfire... new or old kind¿
he is too young to be terorist xD
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#34 2014-05-22 17:35:47
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Re: xfire... new or old kind¿
he is too young to be terorist xD
sure... so Hemnes when u going to visit Merica
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#37 2014-09-12 17:22:44
- Kobra
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Re: xfire... new or old kind¿
Help needed!
I recorded some videos via Xfire, now when I go into the Xfire folder in there is no "videos" or "screenshot" file. When i rightclick on the videos i get the path : C/Acer/ProgramData/Xfire/videos.
So when i open C/Acer/ there is no ProgramData but Programs & P(x86)... The Xfire file is in (x86) but there are no Videos!
Is it hidden or something?
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#38 2014-09-13 08:19:13
- Winston Smith
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Re: xfire... new or old kind¿
Try the option: "show in folder." That's how I found the actual path.
Then make a folder shortcut to your desktop or wherever.
When I right clicked and chose properties it gave me some dodgy file path too.
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