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      arcaterra
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      HI
      The Ruby Script Depot has some scripts in text form on its web page, not in the usual .rb download form. How do I translate the text in to a an .rb that I can load into the plug in folder. I did a cut and paste of the script into Notepad, but that didn't seem to work. Thanks

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        remus
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        If you right click the link to the ruby and click 'save as' you should be able to save the file straight to your plugins folder.

        http://remusrendering.wordpress.com/

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          arjunmax09
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          try changing the extenstion of the file to .txt to .rb ... then check out and tell me...

          when you fail at something....you haven't really failed...you've found one way the thing will not work out

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            TIG Moderator
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            Use File >> Save Page As... - this should save the browser's page in exactly the same format - e.g. xxx.rb, if your browser insists on changing the suffix to .txt or adding a .txt after the .rb then edit the file-name later back to the format xxx.rb ..............

            TIG

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              arcaterra
              last edited by

              Of course, "save as"! Such a simple resolution. I do it all the time, I can't believe it never occurred to me to try it. Thanks again for a great forum.

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