Where to install the HD 11 extras?

Courtesy of Spidey wrote on 11/6/2011, 12:08 AM

The extras (graphics & music) came in a zip file with no readme. I suppose it ought to be obvious where I should extract these to, but I confess that it isn't to me. There are no existing aptly-named subfolders to the program folder. There is an HD 11 entry in the ProgramData folder, but it is empty.

Ideas?

Thanks,

Don

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Birk Binnard wrote on 11/6/2011, 1:25 AM

You can un-zip all that stuff to any folder you like. Just remember where it is because you will have to navigate to it to pick up any of the contents. The Sony software doesn't care(or know) where you put it.

Sykes wrote on 11/6/2011, 4:26 AM

I put them on desktop.

Chienworks wrote on 11/6/2011, 7:58 AM

I always wondered about people putting things on the desktop. Seems like a very strange place to put stuff, at least to me. It just runs out of space for new icons way too quickly.

Here's the *maximum* amount of things i'll ever have on mine:

Birk Binnard wrote on 11/6/2011, 10:36 AM

chien

Most excellent! I thought I was the only one with an empty desktop. Actually I have 2 - since I have a dual monitor system. Perhaps we should start a club of Empty Desktoppers.

Chienworks wrote on 11/6/2011, 6:03 PM

Well, i've got three laptops like that, two dual-monitor production boxes, two linux servers, and at work another dual-monitor workstation and another linux box ... all desktop icon-less. My boss looks at them and says, "how do you find anything?"

Courtesy of Spidey wrote on 11/6/2011, 8:08 PM

Thanks - I'll create an appropriate folder. However, the other replies have given me a (deserved) inferiority complex - I have 2 desktop icons (Computer & Recycle Bin) - totally cluttered! However, they are taking the big dirt nap tonight! I'll have an unfettered view of the London (my favorite city) Tube map.

Thanks to all,

Don

ArtfulCodger wrote on 11/9/2011, 5:29 PM

What, you got graphics? I only got some music - i feel left out now.