tyteen4a03 wrote:You computer is messed up then.

Do a virus scan.

ok, thanks anyway

Are you sure you typed in Custom Levels not CustomLevels?

An alternative:

Create an empty level
Find it in your RTW folder
The folder the level appears is the directory where you should put your levels

i have created a new levels folder that shows both in the directory and when i open the game ...

It shouldn't OPEN by itself when you use "Save Target As".
Are you sure you're doing that?

If the game doesn't see the levels, it is possible that you have used the wdlgame.exe file instead of wdlgamep.exe

WDLGAME is the older version which can't read the newer levels.

Of course, if you're just ...

rikkebp, did you read all this yet? http://pcpuzzle.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=549

It doesn't matter at all if Windows recognizes the file-type, not even if Windows would say it's a picture or a music file. You cannot open the file the same way you're used to do with other files by just double ...

Muzozavr wrote:Use "Save file" not "Open file".

it saves it as an adobe reader an opens in that format, although it says that it is an LV6 file...

rikkebp wrote:

Muzozavr wrote:Put LV6 files in the "CustomLevels" directory. Then open the game, and on the level choice menu, choose "Custom Levels".

i'll try, cheers!

I can't even get it to download these files - as if, I can't read the fils at all

Muzozavr wrote:Put LV6 files in the "CustomLevels" directory. Then open the game, and on the level choice menu, choose "Custom Levels".

i'll try, cheers!

when i try to download new levels, my pc doesn't recognise the file format. so i tried the LV6 help desk, and it says that my computer may be damaged if i try and run the repair files - what do I do???