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User:Singh/notes from t3/DualLogIn

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Dual Logging On this page I'll try to discribe how to run 2 cleints on a windows computer at once. First and foremost you'll need 2 accounts. Or... be married ingame and have a understanding spouse. ~1 Gigabyte of free disk space (you might not need that much but better safe than sorry) I'm not sure on the mininum processor/memory requirements needed for this. Please add comments on this if you know.



First goto the directory where you have the atitd folder.Dual Logging$atitd.jpg This will probibly be C:\Program Files

Right click on this folder and select copy. Then click on Edit>Paste you should get a new Folder in your Program Files directory called Copy of A Tale in the Desert You're done with this part. Now comes the hard part....

On your desktop right click and Select New>Shortcut once you done this you should get a popup that looks like this: Dual Logging$shortcut.jpg



Click Browse... then My Computer>Local Disk (C:)>Program Files>Copy of A Tale in the Desert >elaunch.exe Then click Ok. Dual Logging$shortcut2.jpg


Click Next and give it a name you'll remember easily Atitd 2 Click Finish

Now right click on the shortcut you just made and select Properties. You should now have a window like this open.


at the end of the target line you need to add the following -dynamic -udp so you endup with something like this...


Click Ok to save your changes and close the window.

Almost done....

You'll need to create a 2nd shortcut on your desktop this time link it to My Computer>Local Disk (C:)>Program Files>A Tale in the Desert>elaunch.exe

Name it Atitd and click finish

Right click on the shortcut Atitd and select properties you should have a window like this open:


Again at the end of the target line you need to add the following -dynamic -tcp so you endup with this...


Go ahead and click Ok to save your changes and close the window.


You can now login with 2 accounts on 1 computer. To do so click on the shortcuts Atitd then on Atitd 2.