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This is a very simple tutorial how to edit your own TeamSpeak 3 client news.
Needs/requirements:
- Brain (maybe)
- SQLite Browser
- Restarting TS3 client
Let's get straight to it, this won't be a long tutorial as it's very easy to do. (PS, you might not even need a brain!)
[Let's be for real, if I can do it so can you!]
Go to
Open up
with SQLite Browser
A: Click on browse Data.
B: Choose "News" from the tables.
C: 1 = Closed News / 0 = Open News
D: Your custom text, as you saw with the screenshot above. Mine was binary.
E: The next time your TS3 client will check for a news update. (I set mine to a couple years from now so it won't change)
Last step:
Restart your TS3 Client!

Needs/requirements:
- Brain (maybe)
- SQLite Browser
- Restarting TS3 client
Let's get straight to it, this won't be a long tutorial as it's very easy to do. (PS, you might not even need a brain!)
[Let's be for real, if I can do it so can you!]
Go to
Code:
C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Roaming\TS3Client
%USERNAME% = Your username
Example: C:\Users\0x0539\AppData\Roaming\TS3Client
Open up
Code:
settings.db

A: Click on browse Data.
B: Choose "News" from the tables.
C: 1 = Closed News / 0 = Open News
D: Your custom text, as you saw with the screenshot above. Mine was binary.
E: The next time your TS3 client will check for a news update. (I set mine to a couple years from now so it won't change)
Last step:
Restart your TS3 Client!
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