Extract map files

    * Place ad.exe into the client's root directory. ("C:\World of Warcraft")
    * Create a subdirectory called 'maps'. ("C:\World of Warcraft\maps")
    * Launch ad.exe. This will begin the extraction of map files. (This can take a long time depending on your system.)
    * When ad.exe has finished, copy the folder "C:\World of Warcraft\maps" and place it in your ManGOS/antrix server directory ("C:\MaNGOS/antrix"). So you should now have a "C:\MaNGOS/antrix\maps" directory containing numerous (2400+) .map files.
    * You may now safely delete the directory "C:\World of Warcraft\maps".

    * Create a directory for your .dbc files in the MaNGOS server directory. ("C:\MaNGOS\dbc")
    * Extract all the files of the mpqe archive into your clients data\language directory. (ex "C:\World of Warcraft\data\enUS" or "C:\World of Warcraft\data\enGB")
    * Open up your dos command window. (Start->Run, type "cmd" then enter.)
    * Change your directory to "C:\World of Warcraft\data\enUS". (type cd "C:\World of Warcraft\data\enUS")
    * Type in the following:
     
   

    * mpqe will now extract the dbc files to a new directory in your client's data\lang directory called ...\enUS\MPQOUT\DBFilesClient. ("C:\World of Warcraft\data\enUS\MPQOUT\DBFilesClient")
          o You should see it reference three files: "patch-enUS-2.MPQ", "patch-enUS.MPQ", and "locale-enUS.MPQ".
    * When mpqe has completed, copy the content all of the .dbc files from the output directory listed in the previous step to your server's dbc directory. ("C:\MaNGOS/antrix\dbc") You should have 175 .dbc files.
    * You may now delete the client output directory ("C:\World of Warcraft\data\MPQOUT") if you wish.