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Copy Protection - 7/30/2010 4:40:13 PM

mcaryf

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I have a version of Korsun Pocket I purchased via the internet in the UK in 2003. I have put it on one side for 7 years waiting until I retired which I have now done.

The game initially worked but when I patched it I started to get the copy protect problem referenced here. I purchased it from I think a UK supplier (Duchet Computer) but I do not know if that makes it a UK version.

I downloaded the copy protection (US) patch because I read on another forum that that did work on UK versions. However, the copy protection patch itself seems to have some sort of password protection. I do have a serial number on my KP box but that does not seem to be it - can anybody help please?

On another topic I also have an original copy of TAO and TAO2 both of which I played enjoyably 10 or so years ago. I note with KP version of TAO3 that the impact of taking victory locations is even more complicated than it used to be. I am wondering if anybody has produced a spreadsheet listing all the locations and the VP and alerting impact as that would be a very useful planning aid.

Sorry to be 7 years late with this query.

Regards

Mike

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RE: Copy Protection - 8/5/2010 10:05:08 AM

mcaryf

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Joined: 7/11/2003
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I found the answer to both my questions on the SSG Run5 site where there was a download for 112b that I could apply (unlike the one here that seems to have some sort of password protection) and where they have spreadsheets showing objective locations et.

Regards

Mike

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