Chump expander v1.0

[vvmm]

Chump expander v1.0

This application unpacks chump files (i.e.: config.chump or cdp) to txt format.
Now you can edit content directly from the local folder or transfer the content between any Trainz versions. The app allows batch operation with a single click.
Supports file association with chump files and adding them to the list by double-clicking. (Use the Open With... dialog to create association)

http://s20.postimg.org/nlu4trucp/chump_expander.jpg (http://postimg.org/image/nlu4trucp/)

Download: https://yadi.sk/d/Yp1zqNucmcdWd

Mirror: http://1drv.ms/1PAUSJ8

My forum and other useful stuff here: http://vvmm.freeforums.org/

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Changelog:
Version 1.0

Changed file encoding to UTF-8 instead of ASCII.
Single instance app now.
Corrected scaling issues.
Version 0.9

Initial release

[WearsPrada]

vvmm, could you upload your files on other file hosting, i can't download or even see any files from this Rndeks.

[vvmm]

WearsPrada, really? I'm sorry for that. I thought that Yandex was the preferred site around here.
I added a mirror (see top post)

[WearsPrada]

yeah, i'm just noticed, better use some of most popular hosting that works everywhere.

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[Pendolino_Master]

vvmm, Hello, have you even planned to do same software to Mac OS?
It will be cool :)

[vvmm]

Pendolino_Master,
Sorry to disappoint you, but I have no plan/no intention to do Mac OS apps. I know close about nothing about Mac OS related to programming and have no way to test.

My target platforms are Windows and Linux. I know that in Linux you can install Wine to run Windows software. Isn't there any alternative to Wine in Mac OS that will allow you to run Windows software? If not, you could try a virtual machine like VMware Player or Oracle VirtualBox to install Windows inside Mac OS.

[Pendolino_Master]

vvmm, Okey, thanx. I have Winebottler to boot your apps.