Just downloaded new Tunerpro RT
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Just downloaded new Tunerpro RT
And I have a couple of questions:
Is there still an "item finder" somewhere?
Can I use my previous tunerprort registration key? I believe it was a TPK file? Does anyone remember?
Is there still an "item finder" somewhere?
Can I use my previous tunerprort registration key? I believe it was a TPK file? Does anyone remember?
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Re: Just downloaded new Tunerpro RT
The V4 registration won't work with the TP RT V5.
To find things I use ctrl+f, I'm not sure if you're asking about a different way of finding things.
To find things I use ctrl+f, I'm not sure if you're asking about a different way of finding things.
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So, do I have to buy a new registration?
The old TunerproRT had an option for "item finder".....where you could search for words. However, if Cntr-F works I'm ok with that.
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Re: So, do I have to buy a new registration?
In V5 it was renamed "Parameter Finder." It's also under the Tools menu. I just opened both V4 and V5 to verify.
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Re: Just downloaded new Tunerpro RT
I have V4 but the dashboard in V5 looks interesting and might help with datalogging and live emulation tuning. There's probably other features too but I'm not sure.
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