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    Jedra has given you all the info you need.
    ... So I will be redundant and provide my own examples, as I often use the dedicated server exe

    shortcut target line
    Code:
    "G:\Program files\Bohemia Interactive\Take On Helicopters\takeonhserver.exe" -config=server.cfg
    server.cfg
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    giving up tonight still not working.....server still shows up as andy pc. lots to learn on this new game. Too used to flight sim i.e fsx thanks for your help guys...will get there in time i hope lol

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    That's because it is not picking up your config file (it will default to your computer name). Post the exact target line you are using.

    Just had a thought. In your OS are showing file extensions? If not, you have called your config file config.cfg.txt - this is a fairly common mistake.
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    "D:\take on helies\Take On Helicopters\takeonhserver.exe" "-config=c:\myconfigs\server.cfg"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy1010uk View Post
    "D:\take on helies\Take On Helicopters\takeonhserver.exe" "-config=c:\myconfigs\server.cfg"
    That looks OK - I edited my previous post. Are you showing file extensions in your operating system?

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    then here is link to my server.cfg
    http://dl.dropbox.com/u/30579259/server.rar

    Jedra I think you are making it more complicated than it has to, ie; separate folder containing the server.cfg, extra length of code for target line.
    keep it simple, drop the server.cfg into your root folder and add -config=server.cfg to your target line, as I indicated.
    I assume the -config is not being seen because its within quotes...
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    ermm i did the cfg file in notepad and changed it to a .cfg file dont know how to check file extentions im running windows 7 64 bit my server cfg file is in c drive in a folder named c:\myconfigs\server.cfg

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    ermm i did the cfg file in notepad and changed it to a .cfg file dont know how to check file extentions im running windows 7 64 bit
    OK, do this...

    1. From the START menu, choose Computer.
    2. In the window that opens on the toolbar, choose Tools. If the toolbar is not there, press the ALT key.
    3. From the tools menu choose Folder Options.
    4. On the Window that opens, choose the 'View' tab.
    5. Scroll down the Advanced settings part until you see 'Hide extensions for known filetypes'. It is probably ticked. Untick it and press OK.

    Now, go to where you put your config file and you will probably see it is called server.cfg.txt. Rename it so it just says server.cfg

    Bob's your granny - it should work now!

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    download the server.cfg I provided, and follow my instructions...

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    it said server.cfg.cfg

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