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Actually while I could be wrong I think all we (mac users) would need to play it is a zip file with all the files in it.

This would then be put in a folder, and then when we launch EU 2 we will have the option to name that folder and play from it (works fine for the AGC that was posted "with the setup program allready run" in the mod forum).

So far I've not seen a single version of the EEP that's not a .exe file though :(

Now the reason for this might very well be that the .exe does something additional which I don't know about I suppose (I haven't read that other thread you mention).
 
Yes, or that's my impression, it's worth a shot atleast.

It's what was done with the AGC (though not for that purpose).

Only thing I notice is that the mac program aparently thinks that the name for the scenario file that comes with AGC is a little long which makes it cut of the end of it in the screen where you select it. It does not affect gameplay as far as I can tell though.
 
Is there any PC user interested in running the setup program, ziping the resulting folder and uploading it here?
 
I actually downloaded both but ended up using the first (older) one.

It's working fine for me currently playing England...

Have you got the latest patch for EU2?

Downloading that eep zip right now to see if I can get it to work.

EDIT: I left The language settings set to English though.
 
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Tried the eep posted, the game took a whole lot longer to load when I chose to load the EEP folder.

To test I picked the 1520 scenario, as Sweden.

Unfortunatly I got what i've noticed is refered to on these forums as a "CTD" once it was done loading the scenario :(

I think I'll try the other scenario as another nation just to be sure, but it isn't looking good.

Atleast I can play the AGC...

EDIT: Didn't work as England in 1419 either :(