Appdata path
I do have Windows 7 and have been experimenting a bit with this:-
Because of the way RS works, the Appdata path is vitally important, but every user has a different user name. I might use DAD, Kasey might use Grizz, another might be GrumpyOldGit. If you have a way to program this into the installer, I'm sure Rob would love to hear from you.
A useful shortcut I've rediscovered is the use of environment variables. In the address bar of a Windows Explorer window, type %appdata% - on pressing carriage return your user's Appdata folder will be displayed. Double-click on the Microsoft folder therein and then on CFS3 PTO Rising Sun________ and the Explorer window will be showing your user's Rising Sun appdata folder's contents. (tadaaa...!)
Now click in the address bar - but not on the text shown there - and the correct Appdata address will be highlighted. Copy this (Control-C) and you can now paste this address into the edits in your Rising_Sun_Theater_Selector.bat file as well as when installing Part 8 of RS.
This tip ought to work in XP, Vista and Windows 7 - I can vouch for Vista, since that's what grandma's pooter is running as I type this.
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Thank you mrjmaint for reminding me about this!! :salute:
Major, are you running 64-bit Win7? If you are, you have to force Windows to install CFS3 in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games - by default it will install in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Games. I had exactly the same problem as you and CFS3Config was not to be found, only a shortcut to a PTO Solomons folder which doesn't exist on my system. I don't know yet whether anything else was missing.
The alternative is to copy your vanilla CFS3.1a folder to C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games.
The Mole Fix is only usable in XP Professional and any version of Windows that supports folder and file encryption. I'm pretty sure Win7 Home Premium doesn't. EDIT: Business, Enterprise and Ultimate versions of Win7 support encryption, not Home Premium or Starter.
Hope this helps!