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ocate your world of warcraft folder, probobly in hardware C

find the realmlist file, make it notepad.

remove whats in it and put: set realmlist forgotten-wow.servegame.com


enjoy your stay Smile]]> Guides Sun, 14 Sep 2008 16:48:38 GMT http://forgotten-wow.forumotion.net/guides-f6/another-connection-guide-thats-shorther-and-for-those-who-know-the-basics-d-t37.htm#61 http://forgotten-wow.forumotion.net/guides-f6/another-connection-guide-thats-shorther-and-for-those-who-know-the-basics-d-t37.htm http://forgotten-wow.forumotion.net/guides-f6/connection-guide-t27.htm Deather Connecting to a private server is a simple procedure of editing your realmlist.wtf file. This can be found in your World of Warcraft program files. The typical path to this is C:/Program Files/World Of Warcraft/realmlist.wtf. Once you have located the realmlist.wtf file, open it with any text editor such as notepad or wordpad or the Mac or Linux equivalent and change: set realmlist eu.logon.worldofwarcraft.com into set realmlist forgotten-wow.servegame.com Make ... Guides Tue, 09 Sep 2008 15:34:33 GMT http://forgotten-wow.forumotion.net/guides-f6/connection-guide-t27.htm#36 http://forgotten-wow.forumotion.net/guides-f6/connection-guide-t27.htm