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After seraching the web for quite a while i found a way to execute the patch-command on win32 mashines!
Just donwload the necessary files from here and copy them into you system32 folder!
http://www.phpbb.de/moddb/patch
Next chang the first line of both diff-files to the following:
As a next step copy both the diff-files and the original PHP-files to be patched into an new folder (e.g. My Documents/Patch).
Now open the Command-Line Prompt and switch to the folder where your files are located. Type in the following:
The following output should say sth. like "Patching post.inc.php" ...
I hope this is coherent so far!
If i have forgotten anythig or made any horrible mistake, please let me know!
Just one thing @tkoneo
You didn't correct ur bug in the mysql-syntax in calendar.php yet, did you?
btw:
Great Plug-in!!
Just donwload the necessary files from here and copy them into you system32 folder!
http://www.phpbb.de/moddb/patch
Next chang the first line of both diff-files to the following:
--- ./post.inc.php 2005-12-21 22:46:08.000000000 +0100
--- ./thread.lib.php 2005-12-21 22:46:08.000000000 +0100
Hope this is allright, as i do not really understand the syntax of those diff-files yet
As a next step copy both the diff-files and the original PHP-files to be patched into an new folder (e.g. My Documents/Patch).
Now open the Command-Line Prompt and switch to the folder where your files are located. Type in the following:
(accordingly for thread.lib.php.diff)patch -p1 -i post.inc.php.diff
The following output should say sth. like "Patching post.inc.php" ...
I hope this is coherent so far!
If i have forgotten anythig or made any horrible mistake, please let me know!

Just one thing @tkoneo
You didn't correct ur bug in the mysql-syntax in calendar.php yet, did you?
btw:
Great Plug-in!!

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