More than one Vassal

General Discussion
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Just wondering if you can have two vassal versions on a computer and if so how do you do it so that one vassal version does not overwrite the previous vassal version.

Thanks

2

Yes you can.

The installer should not overwrite another version if you use the default
suggested directories which is usually …/someLocation/Vassal/

From: Extralean grahamj@nb.sympatico.ca
To: messages@vassalengine.org
Sent: Tue, February 19, 2013 8:24:20 AM
Subject: [messages] [General Discussion] More than one Vassal

Just wondering if you can have two vassal versions on a computer and if
so how do you do it so that one vassal version does not overwrite the
previous vassal version.

Thanks

Read this topic online here:
https://forum.vassalengine.org/t/more-than-one-vassal/5733/1

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Thus spake Extralean:

Just wondering if you can have two vassal versions on a computer and if
so how do you do it so that one vassal version does not overwrite the
previous vassal version.

Which operating system are you using?

–
J.

4

Thus spake Timothy Mccarron:

Yes you can.

The installer should not overwrite another version if you use the default
suggested directories which is usually …/someLocation/Vassal/

This is true only if you select the Custom install in the Windows
installer. The Standard install removes previous versions.

–
J.

5

yeah, so used to doing it that way thought that it was defacto true :blush: