Fire up forscan, go to AsBuilt configuration for each module. as if you wanted to write a change. Ther is a save all button. Saves all the module data to a . Abt file. Do that for all modules that have as built in forscan. Then find your data folder in AsBuilt Hacker and drop all those .abt files in the data folder/VIN folder. Program will look there for as built, Etis options, .abt files for a vin

 

As a self proclaimed idiot in the forscan programming this is to make it easier for us to figure out what is going on correct? Anyway, thank you for your efforts.

 

Yes, I believe the advantage for most people is the ability to easily apply changes to your specific vehicle data easily and to see the changes that have been made in an easy visual manner.

This started because I got worn out tracking stuff on spreadsheets to compare vehicles and options. I just kept adding on to it over the past year.

 

I downloaded your program and input my vin#. Please forgive me if I am wording this wrong as I am on my phone not on the laptop that has your program on it. I was thinking that with my vin input I would be able to see all the available options but when I click on the download options tab nothing happens. What am I doing wrong?

 

Wow! real nice tool.

 

Very nice! You and the developers of Forscan should share code. Then your work can be integrated and leveraged inside Forscan for an easier experience.

 

How about a Windows XP 32 bit version? I know, I know.

 

XP? Dang if You aren't really living up to that title "Old Fart"

 

Was the wheel chair really necessary?

It is just so stable that I never updated. Plus I don't use windows enough to make it worth my time and money.

 

Wait, I downloaded the microsoft.net framework and the program but nothing is coming up on my computer. No icons, or event doesn't show up on the programs list in windows.

What am I doing wrong???

Nevermind, these were two separate programs. I thought they were loading one right after the other automatically. I had to load the .net framework first THEN load the program itself.......god its a bit** getting old. Sorry guys.